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31Insinuation — Lumsk sigtelse, snigsigtelse …
32insinuation — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. implication, veiled remark, innuendo; see hint 1 , 2 , suggestion 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun An artful, indirect, often derogatory hint: innuendo. See SUGGEST …
33Insinuation — In|si|nu|a|ti|on 〈f.; Gen.: , Pl.: en〉 1. Einschmeichelung, Zuträgerei 2. Eingabe 3. gerichtl. Zustellung (eines Schriftstücks) [Etym.: <lat. insinuatio] …
34Insinuation — In|si|nu|a|ti|on die; , en <aus lat. insinuatio »Empfehlung; Einschmeichelung« zu insinuare, vgl. ↑insinuieren>: 1. a) Unterstellung, Verdächtigung; b) Einflüsterung, Zuträgerei; c) Einschmeichelung. 2 …
35insinuation — in·sin·u·a·tion || ɪn‚sɪnjÊŠ eɪʃn n. hint, allusion; subtle instilling; practice of gaining favor through indirect means …
36insinuation — noun an unpleasant hint or suggestion …
37insinuation — n. 1. Infusion, instillation, gentle introduction. 2. Ingratiating one s self, getting one s self into favor. 3. Disrespectful or calumnious hint, suggestion, intimation, or innuendo …
38insinuation — noun she made many unkind insinuations regarding Lewis s parental ability Syn: implication, inference, suggestion, hint, intimation, connotation, innuendo, reference, allusion, indication, undertone, overtone; aspersion, slur, allegation …
39insinuation — in·sin·u·a·tion …
40insinuation — See: insinuate …
