Insinuated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSINUATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSINUATE, to hint or indirectly suggest
• suggest or hint (something bad) in an indirect and unpleasant way
• slide (oneself or a thing) slowly and smoothly into a particular place
• manoeuvre oneself into (a favourable position) by subtle manipulation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to introduce (as an idea) gradually or in a subtle, indirect, or covert way; to impart or suggest in an artful or indirect way; imply

Words related to INSINUATED

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How to use INSINUATED in a sentence

• I watched opportunity, and rather insinuated than urged my inquiries.
• He did himself that honor, and insinuated himself still farther into their good graces.
• He rather seemed pleased whenever it was, with all gentleness, insinuated.
• How such a most unmartial vagabond had insinuated himself into the honourable marine corps was a perfect mystery.
• The princess, who, in the meantime, had insinuated herself into many private families, proved equally unsuccessful in her inquiries.
• Early in the morning the ship was surrounded by a great number of canoes, and many natives gradually insinuated themselves on board.
• The first refusal and subsequent delay are complained of, but no unworthy motives for either are charged or insinuated.
• The presumption of the man! He had insinuated that he read love for him in her eyes.
• Some, thinking this conclusion too simple, adroitly insinuated that no one among the sailors who had met this monster, had noticed in him so great a number of paws.
• At this juncture I insinuated myself into the discussion, and by the exercise of subtle pressure got him to compromise on a pair of white rats at half-a-crown.
• At the same date, he insinuated that Luis de Leon did not believe in the coming of Christ.
• It was equally thin, although, I insinuated, possibly more durable.
• The following table will show the extent to which the parasite has insinuated himself into our vital parts.
• But when her manner insinuated an inclination to yield, he lost interest, and wrote saying he was forced to leave town.
• The darkness was less Egyptian than the nuns insinuated.
• This was insinuated rather than stated in the first numbers.
• As a climax it was insinuated that Liszt was setting systems of philosophy to music.
• Immediately after their departure, a conspiracy was discovered in the English camp, hatched by some French papists, who had insinuated themselves into the protestant regiments.
• He insinuated himself into the friendship of Henry St.
• Lord Carteret had by this time insinuated himself into the confidence of his sovereign, and engrossed the whole direction of public affairs.
• During the intervals of amusement, he introduced business, and insinuated those maxims of conduct which he was desirous his master should adopt.
• My hand will miss the insinuated nose, Mine eyes the tail that wagged contempt at Fate.
• He was no mere bourgeois parnassien, as his enemies insinuated.
• They have insinuated themselves into the confidence of Governor Faulkner until they have made it well-nigh impossible for him to see the matter except as they put it.
• The generous doings of the President were too notorious not to be admitted, but generally a sinister or selfish motive is insinuated.
• He insinuated himself as politely as possible past his reluctant opponent, and walked down the narrow passage into the kitchen.
• Although he was good and modest and still perfectly pure, a warm, irresistible hope insinuated itself into his heart.
• Indeed, the major seems to have insinuated himself into her good opinion more than ever.
• Then a dastardly idea insinuated itself into my mind.
• Christianity had insinuated itself almost unobserved into a society full of rooted traditions.
• The Marquis de Feuquieres insinuated to that Prince, that Oxenstiern, in treating with France, had shewn no regard to the interests of Germany.
• Godefroy also insinuated that the King of France ought to have the first place after the Emperor, in political assemblies.
• Had such a design been then even insinuated, I believe there would have been but one voice, and that voice for rejecting it with scorn and horror.
• Thomas Gradgrind was unduly addicted to hard facts might have been delicately insinuated in the course of two hundred pages.
• I insinuated myself among them so as to get into their good graces, believing that if I should get into a difficulty they would stand by me.

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