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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
Polls ahead of May's Holyrood election suggest a big lead for the SNP, with Reform potentially overtaking the Conservatives to challenge Labour for second place, despite never before having won a seat at Holyrood.
On form, you would have to suggest not.
In one online debt repayment ad, a man holds a newspaper with a headline suggesting California residents with $20,000 in debt are eligible for help.
Ejae, meanwhile, offered an anecdote that suggests “Golden’s” success may have been preordained.
They did not suggest stopping anything that was urgent, Mr Burton said but "there was a balance of prioritisation".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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