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View usage for: insinuation in British English (ɪnˌsɪnjʊˈeɪʃən) noun1. an indirect or devious hint or suggestion 2. the act or practice of insinuating insinuation in American English (ɪnˌsɪnjuˈeɪʃən) noun1. the act of insinuating 2. something insinuated ; specif.,a. a sly hint or suggestion, esp. against someone b. action or remark intended to win favor; ingratiation Examples of 'insinuation' in a sentenceinsinuation `Of course I checked, "Graham retorted, stung by the insinuation that he hadn't followed standard UNACO procedures.Just about anything would have been better than her cold disdain, the insinuation that this is all simply beneath her.She cursed him as much for losing his temper in her house as for his insinuation."His tone carried his implication, the insinuation that the diary was a hoax, that Martin's innocence was a joke. Synonyms of 'insinuation'implication, suggestion, hint, allusion More Synonyms of insinuation Definition an act or the practice of insinuating It isn't right to bring a person down by rumour and insinuation. Additional synonymsDefinition an indirect reference This remark was an allusion to their longstanding hostility. Synonyms reference, mention, suggestion, hint, implication, innuendo, intimation, insinuation, casual remark, indirect reference Definition a suggestion given in an indirect or subtle manner I'd dropped a hint about having an exhibition of his work. Synonyms clue, mention, suggestion, implication, indication, reminder, tip-off, pointer, allusion, innuendo, inkling, intimation, insinuation, word to the wise Definition an indirect or subtle reference to something rude or unpleasant The report was based on rumours and innuendo. Synonyms insinuation, suggestion, hint, implication, whisper (informal), overtone, intimation, imputation, aspersionNearby words ofinsinuation - insincere
- insincerity
- insinuate
- insinuation
- insipid
- insipidity
- insist
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