Definition of Insinuate
1.) to imply or suggest that something negative is true
Β» 2.) to insert yourself into a place of favor in a subtle way
Examples of Insinuate in a sentence
During the debate, the senator tried to insinuate his opponent was not qualified for office. π
Many dictators use propaganda to insinuate fear among the public. π
By searching my locker, you are trying to insinuate I stole the money! π
Because Lamar was quite ambitious, he did everything possible to insinuate himself into his foremanβs favor. π
Are you trying to insinuate I did not complete my homework on my own? π
Even though we dislike Raven, she always manages to insinuate herself into our holiday plans. π
Longing to be popular, the girl made several attempts to insinuate herself into the crowd of popular kids. π
It would not surprise me if my mother tried to insinuate her preferences into my brotherβs wedding plans. π
Because my sister is a talented singer, she is often approached by agents who try to insinuate themselves into her career. π
Using direct questions, the detective tried to insinuate I may have played a role in my fatherβs murder. π
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