insinuatory Antonyms
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Meaning of insinuatory
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insinuatory (a.)
Insinuative.
insinuatory Sentence Examples
- The politician's insinuatory remarks were intended to subtly undermine his opponent's reputation.
- The article contained unfounded and insinuatory allegations, which the accused denied vehemently.
- The boss's insinuatory comments made the employee feel uncomfortable and disrespected.
- The rumor spread insinuatory whispers that the CEO was involved in illegal activities.
- The insurance company refused to cover the claim, citing insinuatory evidence of fraud.
- The lawyer argued that the prosecutor's insinuatory questions were prejudicial and unfair.
- The prosecutor's insinuatory cross-examination implied that the witness was lying.
- The editor removed the insinuatory passage from the article to avoid potential lawsuits.
- The teacher's insinuatory tone suggested that the student was responsible for the missing test papers.
- The government's report was full of insinuatory language that cast doubt on the opposition party's motives.
FAQs About the word insinuatory
Insinuative.
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The politician's insinuatory remarks were intended to subtly undermine his opponent's reputation.
The article contained unfounded and insinuatory allegations, which the accused denied vehemently.
The boss's insinuatory comments made the employee feel uncomfortable and disrespected.
The rumor spread insinuatory whispers that the CEO was involved in illegal activities.
