insinuant (Meaning)
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insinuant (a.)
Insinuating; insinuative.
Synonyms & Antonyms of insinuant
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
insinuant Sentence Examples
- Her insinuant smile hinted at hidden intentions.
- The politician's insinuant remarks cast doubt on his opponent's integrity.
- The detective's insinuant questioning searched for inconsistencies in the suspect's story.
- The gossip columnist's insinuant article hinted at a scandalous affair.
- The salesperson's insinuant tone suggested a hidden agenda.
- The defendant's insinuant defense raised questions about the victim's credibility.
- The lawyer's insinuant cross-examination aimed to undermine the witness's testimony.
- The anonymous letter contained insinuant accusations that caused significant damage.
- The teacher's insinuant comments about a student's abilities created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
- The company's insinuant campaign suggested that its competitors were engaging in unethical practices.
FAQs About the word insinuant
Insinuating; insinuative.
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No antonyms found.
Her insinuant smile hinted at hidden intentions.
The politician's insinuant remarks cast doubt on his opponent's integrity.
The detective's insinuant questioning searched for inconsistencies in the suspect's story.
The gossip columnist's insinuant article hinted at a scandalous affair.
