Verb:

பிரெரேபி, சுட்டிச்சொல்,

suggesting's Usage Examples:

Slocum's order forbidding the organization of militia in Mississippi, and Schurz's valuable report (afterwards published as an executive document), suggesting the readmission of the states with complete rights and the investigation of the need of further legislation by a Congressional committee, was not heeded by the President.

He is his godson, she added, her tone suggesting that this fact ought to give Prince Vasili much satisfaction.

mesial temporal sclerosis there was a history of ' infantile convulsions ', suggesting a causal relationship.

She also felt that " confused " by Fraser suggesting that thalidomide is " evil " .

The fact that in tabby Persians the body-markings are never so strong as in the short-haired breeds is in some degree confirmatory of this, as suggesting descent from a nearly wholecoloured type.

Turning the horse sharply, he again jumped the ditch, and deferentially addressed the horseman with the white plumes, evidently suggesting that he should do the same.

Children of kuru-affected mothers were not found to develop kuru, 12 suggesting that maternal transmission was not involved.

carp, possess practically no cortex cerebri, and nevertheless execute "volitional" acts involving high co-ordination and suggesting the possession by them of associative memory, shows that for the existence of these phenomena the cortex cerebri is in them not essential.

, reference is made to its agricultural life in terms suggesting that along with its younger, but more successful "brother," it was the guardian of a sacred mountain (Carmel, Tabor?) visited periodically for sacrificial feasts.

The results showed fewer detection errors due to reduced relative clauses with telic verbs, again suggesting less garden pathing.

Among the Carolines and the Marshalls darker and more savage communities are found, suggesting a Melanesian element, which is further traceable in the Ebon (Marshall) and other languages.

; Maxime Deloche, La Trustis et l'antrustion royal sous les deux premieres races (Paris, 1873), collecting and discussing the principal texts; Guilhermoz, Les Origines de la noblesse (Paris, 1902), suggesting a system which is new in part.

In the diary was set down everything in the children's lives that seemed noteworthy to their mother as showing their characters or suggesting general reflections on educational methods.

Synonyms:

recommend, feed back, declare, submit, propose, urge, advance, posit, make a motion, put forward, proposition, throw out, advocate, advise, state, move,

Antonyms:

linger, ride, ascend, recede, rise,