insinuatingly Synonyms
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Strong:
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Strongest:
- unendearing
- unendearing
- displeasing
- repulsive
- uningratiating
- repulsive
- alienating
- alienating
- uningratiating
- repugnant
- repugnant
- displeasing
Strong:
- proud
- insolent
- arrogant
- proud
- disdainful
- scornful
- disaffecting
- scornful
- haughty
- disaffecting
- haughty
- disdainful
- insolent
- arrogant
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No Weak antonyms found.
insinuatingly Meaning
insinuatingly (r)
in an insinuating manner
insinuatingly (adv.)
By insinuation.
insinuatingly Sentence Examples
- The politician's insinuatingly worded statement hinted at corruption within the government.
- The shopkeeper insinuatingly offered a discount, implying that the customer was being taken advantage of.
- The teacher's insinuatingly raised eyebrow conveyed a judgmental attitude towards the student.
- The lawyer's insinuatingly suggestive questions sowed doubt in the jury's minds.
- The coworker's insinuatingly phrased comment raised suspicions about the boss's intentions.
- The neighbor's insinuatingly sympathetic tone suggested that she knew more than she was letting on.
- The salesperson's insinuatingly flattering remarks made the customer feel pressured to buy.
- The critic's insinuatingly sarcastic review left no doubt about their disdain for the book.
- The child's insinuatingly innocent question revealed a hidden knowledge that worried the parent.
- The suspect's insinuatingly evasive answers raised red flags for the detective.
FAQs About the word insinuatingly
in an insinuating mannerBy insinuation.
ingratiating, winning, adorable, affecting,charming, winsome,endearing, likeable, touching, disarming
unendearing, unendearing, displeasing, repulsive, uningratiating, repulsive,alienating, alienating, uningratiating, repugnant
The politician's insinuatingly worded statement hinted at corruption within the government.
The shopkeeper insinuatingly offered a discount, implying that the customer was being taken advantage of.
The teacher's insinuatingly raised eyebrow conveyed a judgmental attitude towards the student.
The lawyer's insinuatingly suggestive questions sowed doubt in the jury's minds.
