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Calculated to please or gain favor.
ingratiating
ingratiatory
flattering
1
A buzzing trombone, an
insinuating
saxophone: jazz, played a long way off.
2
The eloquent and
insinuating
Massillon was called in to talk with her.
3
He spoke the last words in a tone half
insinuating
,
half ironical.
4
Evidently he was
insinuating
that the washerwomen had stolen the linen themselves.
5
His precise,
insinuating
delivery suggested horrors that Turner could not immediately grasp.
6
You were
insinuating
that you struggled to come back down to earth.
7
Something furry pushed itself against her side in one smooth,
insinuating
motion.
8
His fawning manners and
insinuating
language varied according to the people addressed.
9
Ichabod, therefore, made his advances in a quiet and gently
insinuating
manner.
10
All this was expounded in a veiled, clever, discreet and
insinuating
manner.
11
It was indeed Fanny's voice, in its most
insinuating
and deceitful tones.
12
The recession was hitting Ireland and gradually
insinuating
itself into people's lives.
13
Her mission was too urgent for her to notice their
insinuating
remarks.
14
He was possessed of the most
insinuating
address, shrewd, penetrating, and inquisitive.
15
There is no suggestion so fatal, so
insinuating
,
as that of impurity.
16
His voice had dropped into a soft, silky half-tone,
insinuating
and persuasive.
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insinuate
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insinuating way