insinuations in English

noun

1

an unpleasant hint or suggestion of something bad.

I've done nothing to deserve all your vicious insinuations

synonyms: implication, inference, suggestion, hint, intimation, connotation, innuendo, reference, allusion, indication, undertone, overtone, aspersion, slur, allegation

noun

implication, inference, suggestion, hint, intimation, connotation, innuendo, reference, allusion, indication, undertone, overtone, aspersion, slur, allegation
innuendo
ingratiation

Use "insinuations" in a sentence

1. Why did you make those veiled insinuations about me?

2. It is against these projections and insinuations that Luzhin tries to devise a defence, the failure of which has tragic consequences.

3. These vile aspersions against his character proved to be false and Calumnious. People have a right to protection from such Calumnious insinuations

4. TMC memorandum over Mamata injuries 'full of insinuations and Averments', Election Commission responds 'The Commission does not appropriate or take over the day-to …

5. Full of insinuations, Averments: Election Commission responds to TMC's letter on Mamata's Nandigram injury The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Thursday responded to Trinamool Congress' (TMC

6. West Bengal elections 2021: Mamata Banerjee's assets worth Rs 16.72 lakh "Having said that it is rather unfortunate that the memorandum in question is full of insinuations and Averments…

7. "Having said that it is rather unfortunate that the memorandum in question is full of insinuations and Averments, which in fact questions the very basis of creation and functioning of Election Commission," the letter said

8. Thus, Fox News calls itself “fair and balanced,” and Karl Rove and his acolytes turn their opponents’ strongest traits into their Achilles’ heels, using insinuations and lies to portray the opponents’ achievements as phony.

9. ‘Full of insinuations & Averments’ — EC responds to TMC’s memorandum over Mamata’s injuries The EC said that the injuries sustained by the TMC chief 'is indeed an unfortunate incident and deserves to be inquired into with promptitude and dispatch.' PTI 11 …

10. ‘Between 1450 and 1700, Europe also saw a noticeable trend in male witch Accusals.’ ‘That led to an avalanche of false Accusals.’ ‘So what if it contains all of his trademarks: the pious smarm, the embarrassing contradictions, the distortions, the omissions, the sloppy insinuations posing as cogent Accusals?’