What does insinuate mean? It means to hint at something slyly.
Noun: -insinuator
Adjective: -half-insinuated
Sentence Examples: –
- It was during the national debate that the senator wanted to insinuate that is open-ended not have the necessary qualifications to take on that particular role.
- It was the primary modus operandi of all dictators to try and insinuate a sense of fear amongst the general public so that they would be able to control their feelings and emotions.
- Since I was the last person in the bathroom, the janitor tried to insinuate that I was responsible for the leakage in the pipes.
- Even though there are a lot of things that I dislike, there is in no way that people can insinuate me for all the bad things that happen around them.
- There is a lot of thought about how people will be able to approach a particular star; they try to insinuate that the star is a personal friend.
- It was the job of the detective to try and insinuate the main suspect to understand whether he was responsible for the murder or not.
