insinuating's Usage Examples:

It may move very fast from the first ratio, and then move slowly and insinuatingly into the next—so slowly, sometimes, that one is not sure as to the point.

embroiled in controversy when its Editor, Philip Brook, forged a letter insinuating unfounded sexual allegations against a fictional fellow at St.

Clute added that Julie"s story "is as insinuatingly plausible" as Kirk Allen"s in Robert Lindner"s 1955 book, The Fifty-Minute.

a review of the album for Option magazine, Bill Meyer wrote that the "languidly crooned vocals, gently insinuating grooves, and smooth arrangements make.

" and he responded "That"s what I"m insinuating".

Alternative programmers surely will be captivated by the mystical combo of what eventually become mantra-like vocals and an insinuating bassline.

Larry Flick of Billboard wrote, Produced by famed Euro-popsters Max Martin and Eric Foster, Baby, One More Time chugs with an insinuating faux-funk beat and super-shiny synths.

Read"s stories, although they often have been thrust insinuatingly into my lap by railroad newsboys and peanut butchers.

", insinuating an overbearing attitude.

the only viewer of these posts was Rebekah Vardy"s account, thereby insinuating that she was the culprit.

camouflage cheap effects" and that it was "terrifying at some moments and insinuatingly creepy at many others.

for Yankee games), George changes their minds by insinuating that PBS is classier than channel 11 while eating a Snickers bar with knife and fork.

Daniel Runde formally debunked many insinuating claims made regarding the Clinton Foundation, Laureate Education, and the IYF.

Synonyms:

ingratiatory, ingratiating, flattering,

Antonyms:

uncomplimentary, dissuasive, displeasing, unflattering,