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Another word for insinuate

Verb

  1. To introduce gradually and slyly

    2. See also:

    enter

  2. To convey an idea by indirect, subtle means

    3. Idioms:
    See also:

    suggest

    show

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Sentence Examples

  • To deem something overpopulated is to insinuate that the additional users somehow lessen the experience for the existing members in one way or another.

  • Despite what some people may insinuate regarding the sensual nature of the festival, no one should feel under any pressure to dress in a particular way.

  • insinuate spyware in my programs.

  • Will not be ignoble and say the harsh thing, but only insinuate it.

  • insinuate all manner of motives.

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