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insinuating

/in-sin-yoo-ey-ting/US // ɪnˈsɪn yuˌeɪ tɪŋ //

暗示性的,含沙射影,暗示性,暗示

Related Words

intriguing耐人寻味的,耐人寻味,耐人寻味的是,令人好奇的serving服务,服务的,服务于,服用humble卑微的,谦逊的,谦虚,谦卑的charming迷人的,迷人,有魅力的,有魅力disarming解除武装,缴械,解除警报,裁军crawling爬行,匍匐前进,攀爬,匍匐行进flattering谄媚,阿谀奉承,妩媚动人,阿谀奉奉承ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感toadying谄媚,谄媚者,溜须拍马,谄媚的evocative诱人的,诱发性的,传神的,诱发性expressive表现力,表现力丰富的,表现力丰富,表现力强indicative指示性的,指示性,参考性,参考性的insinuative含沙射影,影射性的,影射性,含蓄的pregnant孕妇,怀孕,怀孕了,怀孕的人redolent红色的,红润的,红润,红色reminiscent令人回味的,令人怀念的,令人回味无穷,令人怀念suggestive暗示性的,提示性的,暗示性,提示性symbolic符号性的,符号性,符号,符号化symptomatic症状性,症状性的,有症状的,症状性疾病remindful铭记于心,提醒,提醒的,提醒注意

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : tending to instill doubts, distrust, etc.; suggestive: an insinuating letter.
    • : gaining favor or winning confidence by artful means: an insinuating manner.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.provoking doubt
Synonyms
intriguing耐人寻味的,耐人寻味,耐人寻味的是,令人好奇的evocative诱人的,诱发性的,传神的,诱发性evocatory回味无穷,传神的,传神,回味无穷的expressive表现力,表现力丰富的,表现力丰富,表现力强giving an inkling露出了端倪,隐约可见,隐隐约约,暗示indicative指示性的,指示性,参考性,参考性的insinuative含沙射影,影射性的,影射性,含蓄的insinuatory暗示性的,含沙射影,影射性的,暗示性pregnant孕妇,怀孕,怀孕了,怀孕的人redolent红色的,红润的,红润,红色remindful铭记于心,提醒,提醒的,提醒注意reminiscent令人回味的,令人怀念的,令人回味无穷,令人怀念significative有意义的,符号性的,符号性,意义suggestive暗示性的,提示性的,暗示性,提示性symbolic符号性的,符号性,符号,符号化symptomatic症状性,症状性的,有症状的,症状性疾病
adj.attempting to gain favor
Synonyms
charming迷人的,迷人,有魅力的,有魅力crawling爬行,匍匐前进,攀爬,匍匐行进disarming解除武装,缴械,解除警报,裁军flattering谄媚,阿谀奉承,妩媚动人,阿谀奉奉承humble卑微的,谦逊的,谦虚,谦卑的ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感serving服务,服务的,服务于,服用toadying谄媚,谄媚者,溜须拍马,谄媚的deferential恭敬,恭敬的,恭敬不如从命,尊敬的ingratiatory趋炎附势,谄媚,讨好,讨好性obsequious谄媚的,谄媚,卑躬屈膝,谄媚的人saccharine糖精,糖类,糖精类,糖精饮料silken丝质,丝质的,丝滑的,丝滑smarmy狡猾的人,狡猾的,狡猾,自作聪明soft软,软的,软性,软体sugary含糖,含糖量高的,含糖的,含糖饮料sycophantic佞人,奉承,奉承主义,附庸风雅unctuous油腻,假惺惺的,假惺惺,腻味

Examples

  • The Orioles scarred Palmer by insinuating that his problems were in his head.

  • GAZA CITY — A makeshift refugee camp around Shifa Hospital is gradually insinuating itself into the maternity ward.

  • Olasky describes it instead as “insinuating evolution,” which sounds sinister.

  • Criticisms of white people, and especially insinuating that they are crazy, have to come with a punchline.

  • Then, gradually, “it got more to Kevin insinuating sexual things.”

  • Marius frowned darkly, but before he could speak, Tressan was insinuating a compliment to the Marquise.

  • "I am afraid that it concerns all of us," the count was saying in a dangerously insinuating voice.

  • It does smell delicious, came in an insinuating tone from the window-seat across the room.

  • "The overland route does not lead directly through paradise, my dear Mrs. Stanley," admitted Coronado with insinuating candor.

  • The insinuating affectionateness and winning playfulness had hitherto not been brought out so distinctly.

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