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Meanings of insinuate in anglès
Usage of insinuate in anglès
1
He had been overlooking the public-how the town would gossip and insinuate.
2
Stone in impossible spindly shapes, wafting, insinuate billows, coil and smog recoil.
3
There's more to the Caribbean island capital than its diminutive dimensions insinuate.
4
Jan's saddle had a knob in the seat that began to insinuate.
5
Caley first comforted the weeping girl, and then began to insinuate encouragement.
6
It seems to insinuate things which make one grow hot all over.
7
She didn't insinuate or make people guess about what she was doing.
8
Besides, the words presently following seem to me to insinuate more, viz.
9
No one could now deplore or insinuate, or express sorrow or astonishment.
10
He might insinuate, but a barefaced putting into words outraged his feelings.
11
These languorous melodies, which insinuate themselves into the subconscious, are a delight.
12
Was it necessary to insinuate that we are the agents of England?
13
Indeed he would, as they insinuate, confine me to answer by writing.
14
Why this comparison, which seems to insinuate a justification of the Virginians?
15
I don't insinuate any thing at all, doctor, answered the pale-looking man.
16
Do you insinuate there's any need for slithering... as you call it?
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Translations for insinuate
portuguès
català
espanyol
Insinuate through the time
Insinuate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common