suggestively (Meaning)

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suggestively (r)

in a suggestive manner

The teacher's tone was suggestively rude, implying a lack of respect for her students.
The politician's speech was suggestively vague, leaving voters uncertain about his true intentions.
The advertisement's imagery was suggestively erotic, subtly appealing to the viewer's desires.
The author's prose was suggestively satirical, subtly poking fun at the subject matter.
The song's lyrics were suggestively metaphorical, leaving listeners to decipher their hidden meanings.
The artist's painting was suggestively abstract, leaving viewers to interpret its forms and colors at will.
The actor's performance was suggestively understated, conveying a depth of emotion with minimal movement.
The friend's comment was suggestively passive-aggressive, subtly expressing disapproval through seemingly innocuous words.
The scientist's theory was suggestively groundbreaking, hinting at the potential for major discoveries.
The businessman's proposal was suggestively ambitious, subtly indicating his confidence in achieving seemingly unrealistic goals.

in a suggestive manner

vulgar, blue, lewd,spicy, obscene, nasty, gamy, warm, crude, coarse

innocuous, clean, inoffensive, inoffensive, clean, innocuous,decent, decent, Victorian, nonobscene

The teacher's tone was suggestively rude, implying a lack of respect for her students.

The politician's speech was suggestively vague, leaving voters uncertain about his true intentions.

The advertisement's imagery was suggestively erotic, subtly appealing to the viewer's desires.

The author's prose was suggestively satirical, subtly poking fun at the subject matter.