inkling|inklings in English

noun

[ink·ling || 'ɪŋklɪŋ]

hint, intimation, clue; vague idea

Use "inkling|inklings" in a sentence

1. I had an inkling that she was pregnant.

2. None of the players had an inkling.

3. Nutty had an inkling, but couldn't believe it.

4. She never gave us any inkling of what she was planning.

5. He had no inkling of what was going on.

6. The sand was slick with an inkling of coming oil.

7. She had absolutely no inkling of what was going on.

8. As we reach the base, an inkling of a trail presents itself.

9. He must have had some inkling of what was happening.

10. He gave me an inkling of what was to come.

11. It was my first inkling that something had gone terribly wrong.

12. I had no inkling of his real purpose until much later.

13. Can you give me some inkling of what is going on?

14. I had an inkling that he had gone to Los Angeles.

15. It was as though he had an inkling who it would be.

16. Vee Hoffman’s debut novel, Acclamation, is the first book in the Acclamation series published by Indie Inklings Ltd

17. Perhaps he also had an inkling of an altogether more thorough-going solution.

18. He had an inkling that Jos would have an answer for that too.

19. Pool has an inkling of the great learning locked in your head, Time Lord.

20. He had an inkling he was the only one who could decipher the code.

21. We didn't have the slightest inkling of the dramatic news we were about to hear.

22. Synonyms for Auguration include hunch, feeling, idea, impression, suspicion, inkling, premonition, presentiment, intuition and notion

23. The first inkling we had of Cliff's problem was when he didn't come to work.

24. But I have an inkling which sport may be missing from the Olympiad of the future.

25. One of my coaching clients had this inkling she was being white Anted by one of her peers