alluding (to) (Meaning)

alluding (to)

to speak of or mention (something or someone) in an indirect way

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The author's subtle allusions to classical literature enriched the work's symbolism.
The speaker's comments subtly alluded to a hidden scandal within the organization.
The painting showcased an enigmatic figure, alluding to the mysteries of the human soul.
The song's melody evoked a nostalgic longing, alluding to a time long past.
The sculpture's intricate details hinted at a forgotten history, alluding to the passage of time.
The politician's vague promise alluded to future benefits that never materialized.
The researcher's hypothesis discreetly alluded to a controversial theory without explicitly stating it.
The writer's choice of words subtly alluded to the protagonist's inner conflict.
The film's title alone alluded to a dark and sinister plot that unfolded throughout the story.
The dancer's graceful movements hinted at a deep emotional connection, alluding to the universality of human experience.

to speak of or mention (something or someone) in an indirect way

referring (to), introducing, suggesting, naming, bringing up, proposing, offering,speaking (of), talking (about), mentioning

quieting, silencing,suppressing, censoring, hushing (up),,

The author's subtle allusions to classical literature enriched the work's symbolism.

The speaker's comments subtly alluded to a hidden scandal within the organization.

The painting showcased an enigmatic figure, alluding to the mysteries of the human soul.

The song's melody evoked a nostalgic longing, alluding to a time long past.