insinuate; insinuation
This report is insinuate about some people.
What are you trying to insinuate?
He insinuate his doubt of her ability.
He tried to insinuate himself into the boss's favor.
He also attacked the head of the township with insinuate.
If you want to criticize me directly, please don't insinuate and criticize.
You have been insinuate for a long time. Who on earth has offended you?
One can only gently insinuate something else into its convulsive grasp.
Scorpio: Nudge, insinuate But don't push your way ahead this month.
This allows water to insinuate iself underneath and drill tunnels through the ice.
To worm one's way into or out of a situation; insinuate or extricate oneself by sly or subtle means.
Yes, Qin Da Xiao also treated the old ghost as a liar, and the old ghost made insinuate.
This kind of insinuate is bad and despicable, but it often works and hurts many good people.
"She didn't want to insinuate risk where we're not sure," a spokesman said, adding that formal advice would be offered later.
But Torre seemed to insinuate that if Williams rejects the team's offer, there would be absolutely no chance of a 17th year in New York.
With an appearance of deep interest in the well-being of their friends on earth, they insinuate the most dangerous errors.
As pointed out above, Obama likes to insinuate that there is a contradiction between the pursuit of interests and the creation of jobs.
All the etiquette, all in order to ornament the act of the story, the unintended welcome, the insinuate courtesy and set up, if there is a true friendship, these hypocritical forms should be abandoned.
These two implications taken together may then subtly insinuate that in the cases cited there really is something that we are perceiving, but that this is an immaterial something;
Yes, I will not deny it, I do await, and I do love him of whom you speak; and, if he does not return, instead of accusing him of the inconstancy which you insinuate, I will tell you that he died loving me and me only."
