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suggest
verb as in convey advice, plan, desire
Strong matches
advance, broach, commend, conjecture, exhort, move, plug, pose, prefer, proposition, propound, steer, theorize, tip, tout
Weak matches
give a tip, propone, put forward, put in two cents, put on to something, tip off
verb as in imply; bring to mind
Strong matches
adumbrate, advert, allude, connote, denote, evoke, infer, insinuate, intimate, occur, shadow, signify, symbolize, typify
Weak matches
be a sign of, cross the mind, lead to believe, point in direction of, put in mind of
Example Sentences
A study of bones found at archaeological sites suggests cats began their close relationship with humans only a few thousand years ago, and in northern Africa not the Levant.
They say that none of the incidents suggest fundamental problems with its products and that the point of testing is to challenge the software, find the bugs and fix them.
The Treasury's analysis suggests that by 2028-29 the tax measures in the Budget will reduce the incomes of the top 10% of earners in the UK population by around £2,000.
For wine drinkers with mysterious preferences, I suggest a bottle of Champagne—but not an overly famous or esoteric one.
Putin on Thursday held out the prospect of Russia and the U.S. working together on regulating nuclear testing, without elaborating, and suggested that could be discussed between aides meeting in Moscow next week.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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