suspendions

Suspendions is not a standard English noun. It is usually a misspelling of suspensions or a direct carryover from another language’s form. In English, the noun most commonly used is suspension, and its plural is suspensions. The term may be encountered in cases of typographical error or when translating from a non-English language, such as French, where suspendions is a verb form (we were suspending or we would suspend) and not a noun.

In English, suspension has several distinct senses. A common meaning is the temporary loss or withdrawal of a right, privilege, or status, as in academic or professional suspensions. Another sense refers to the act or state of being suspended—often the temporary delay or interruption of an activity. In chemistry, a suspension describes a heterogeneous mixture in which insoluble particles are dispersed in a liquid, with the particles able to settle over time. In engineering and transportation, a suspension is a system of springs and dampers that supports a vehicle or structure and absorbs shocks.

Usage guidance follows standard pluralization: use suspensions when referring to multiple instances or types. If you encounter suspendions, check the context. It may indicate a typographical error, a translation artifact from French, or, in some cases, a non-English verb form rather than a noun.