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Definitions for SUGGEST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put forward for consideration
• cause one to think that (something) exists or is the case
• state or express indirectly
• evoke
• to bring or put forward for consideration
• put forward (an idea) for consideration
• To introduce indirectly to the thoughts; to cause to be thought of, usually by the agency of other objects.
• To propose with difference or modesty; to hint; to intimate; as, to suggest a difficulty.
• To seduce; to prompt to evil; to tempt.
• To inform secretly.
• To make suggestions; to tempt.
• make a proposal, declare a plan for something
• drop a hint; intimate by a hint
• imply as a possibility
• suggest the necessity of an intervention; in medicine
• call to mind
• put forward for consideration
• (of an idea) come into one's mind

Words related to SUGGEST

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Words that contain SUGGEST

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How to use SUGGEST in a sentence

• As she rode along she thought of improvements in the walks that she would suggest to Gerald, if they ever went there to live, as he had intimated they might.
• And he proceeds to suggest foreign interference in ruling over Asia Minor in the interests of civilization.
• The realities themselves, moreover, often have far greater influence over them by what they suggest than by what they are.
• Then the question to which I have never been able to suggest a satisfactory answer once more surges into my mind.
• But when more cheerful times come, they suggest only such times of cheerfulness, and no effort will bring back the depression vividly as when we felt it.
• Without venturing to decide on the final merit of either plan, we would suggest that the latter would be, for a beginning, probably most feasible.
• And finally, have you influence, powerful friends, an important post? The last means I shall suggest cuts to the root of the evil.
• Accepting the alternative, I now want to suggest a positive policy for the consideration of those who feel as we feel.
• The brilliant colours and fantastic outlines harmonize with the tropical vegetation which surrounds them and suggest that the guardian deities take shape as gorgeous insects.
• Kate would only look at her and suggest a cup of tea.
• But how? I suggest that we make the local appointments forthwith, leaving foreign or general ones for ulterior and occasional action.
• With respect to the mission you suggest, in the former, no powers are lodged in the hands of Mr.
• Let us keep nothing from them regarding the true position, and I am sure we shall have their hearty co-operation in any reasonable scheme we may suggest.
• Others suggest Wales, Cornwall, Dartmoor, Shropshire, or Cumberland, where similar rocks are to be found, though perhaps not absolutely identical in character.
• Many pasages in his writings suggest that Chiara was an indulgent parent.
• Villars had taken every precaution that his skill and experience could suggest, to baffle the endeavours of the English general.
• The National Assembly may exercise its prerogatives and suggest to applicants where their services are most needed.
• This would suggest a total for the entire United States of something like one million.
• How can we suggest a remedy? She must first regain her health.
• I did all that inspiration could suggest, or skill accomplish.
• The twins themselves might have made fair actors, though no one ever had dared suggest it.
• She was to suggest that a foreign man would never choose a Japanese bride merely for love of her.
• I do not mean to suggest that that advent was without danger.
• He was also a prophet-statesman, able to grasp and interpret the significance of the great crises in the life of his people and to suggest practical solutions.
• Canada, and, indeed, all the self-governing Colonies, suggest the same moral.
• Now I do not propose to do more than suggest, in a sentence, two points that I think of importance.

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