What is another word for in sinuating?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn sˈɪnjuːˌe͡ɪtɪŋ], [ ɪn sˈɪnjuːˌeɪtɪŋ], [ ɪ_n s_ˈɪ_n_j_uː_ˌeɪ_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for in sinuating:
- deferential (adjective)
- disarming (adjective)
- insinuating (adjective)
- oily (adjective)
- pointed (adjective)
- snide (adjective)
- allude (verb)
- confide (verb)
- connote (verb)
- creep (verb)
- denote (verb)
- doubt (verb)
- enter (verb)
- express (verb)
- fill in (verb)
- gossip (verb)
- hint (verb)
- implicate (verb)
- imply (verb)
- impute (verb)
- infiltrate (verb)
- insert (verb)
- insinuate (verb)
- instigate (verb)
- instill (verb)
- interject (verb)
- interpolate (verb)
- interrupt (verb)
- intimate (verb)
- introduce (verb)
- intrude (verb)
- misdoubt (verb)
- penetrate (verb)
- seem (verb)
- signify (verb)
- slur (verb)
- steal (verb)
- suggest (verb)
- tittle-tattle (verb)
- whisper (verb)
Synonyms for In sinuating:
adj.
• deferential (adjective)- dutiful,
- civil,
- obedient,
- silky,
- polite,
- submissive,
- regardful,
- duteous,
- Insinuating,
- Obeisant,
- courteous,
- complaisant,
- reverential.
- ingratiatory,
- giving an inkling,
- deferential,
- symbolic,
- remindful,
- intriguing,
- indicative,
- sycophantic,
- Insinuatory,
- soft,
- crawling,
- suggestive,
- unctuous,
- expressive,
- evocative,
- Toadying,
- obsequious,
- humble,
- pregnant,
- flattering,
- significative,
- disarming,
- silken,
- Insinuative,
- reminiscent,
- charming,
- serving,
- evocatory,
- symptomatic,
- sugary,
- saccharine,
- redolent,
- smarmy,
- ingratiating.
- glib,
- bland,
- plausible,
- suave,
- slick,
- smooth-tongued,
- Cajoling,
- gushing,
- supple,
- hypocritical,
- fulsome,
- coaxing,
- servile,
- compliant,
- smooth.
v.
• allude (verb) • confide (verb)- hint,
- lay the gaff,
- unload on,
- reveal,
- lay it on,
- disclose,
- impart,
- bend an ear,
- whisper,
- confess,
- let in on,
- crack to,
- admit,
- spill to,
- buzz,
- tell,
- breathe.
- pussyfoot,
- grovel,
- inch,
- approach unnoticed,
- scrabble,
- writhe,
- sneak,
- scramble,
- snake,
- slink,
- squirm,
- slither,
- crawl on all fours,
- steal,
- edge,
- skulk,
- gumshoe,
- tiptoe,
- worm,
- lurk,
- glide,
- wriggle.
- finger,
- prove,
- mark,
- show,
- make,
- bespeak,
- put finger on,
- argue,
- tab,
- flash,
- announce,
- symbolize,
- put down for,
- tag,
- symbol,
- hang sign on,
- typify,
- add up,
- stand for,
- peg.
- misgive,
- discredit,
- smell a rat,
- be apprehensive of,
- Misdoubt,
- impugn,
- give no credence,
- not buy,
- mistrust,
- take dim view of,
- waver,
- be in a quandary,
- vacillate,
- scruple,
- surmise,
- imagine,
- read differently,
- wonder at,
- be undetermined,
- fear,
- be puzzled,
- be dubious,
- Shilly-shally,
- disbelieve,
- have qualms,
- query,
- distrust,
- hesitate,
- demur,
- Skepticize,
- harbor suspicion,
- challenge,
- fluctuate,
- suspect,
- call in question,
- be uncertain,
- dispute,
- be curious.
- make an entrance,
- come in,
- ingress,
- jump in,
- slip,
- immigrate,
- barge in,
- pop in,
- invade,
- access,
- rush in,
- intrude,
- drive in,
- arrive,
- get in,
- drop in,
- breeze in,
- break in,
- penetrate,
- crack,
- set foot in,
- probe,
- butt in,
- pile in,
- pierce,
- creep,
- move in,
- blow in,
- pass into,
- burst in,
- crawl,
- crowd in,
- make way,
- bust in,
- go in,
- fall into.
- embody,
- broach,
- word,
- say,
- phrase,
- divulge,
- vent,
- pronounce,
- enunciate,
- make known,
- manifest,
- state,
- give,
- exhibit,
- formulate,
- depict,
- voice,
- put into words,
- utter,
- convey,
- testify,
- put,
- pop off,
- asseverate,
- verbalize,
- evince,
- communicate,
- declare,
- assert,
- proclaim,
- ventilate,
- air,
- couch,
- frame,
- represent,
- put across,
- circulate,
- speak.
- prate,
- cut to pieces,
- report,
- blether,
- wiggle-waggle,
- rumor,
- dish,
- prattle,
- bad-mouth,
- schmoose,
- bend one's ear,
- cut up,
- rattle on,
- chat,
- chatter,
- tell secrets,
- blather,
- talk idly,
- spread,
- jaw,
- blab,
- spill the beans,
- repeat,
- tattle,
- tell tales,
- babble,
- talk.
- foreshadow,
- put flea in ear,
- advise,
- refer to,
- press,
- infer,
- expose,
- allude to,
- say in passing,
- touch on,
- adumbrate,
- tip off,
- jog memory,
- coax,
- apprise,
- tip one's hand,
- inform,
- drop,
- leak,
- cue,
- shadow,
- angle,
- solicit,
- let it be known,
- prompt,
- acquaint,
- remind,
- let out of bag,
- give an inkling,
- wink,
- recall,
- prefigure,
- spring,
- fish.
- concern,
- charge,
- point finger at,
- connect,
- mire,
- accuse,
- entangle,
- embroil,
- affect,
- lay at one's door,
- link,
- associate,
- blame,
- compromise,
- include,
- pin on,
- inculpate,
- tangle,
- incriminate,
- cite,
- name,
- stigmatize,
- relate.
- filter through,
- permeate,
- tinge,
- worm into,
- sneak in,
- work into,
- impregnate,
- pervade,
- percolate,
- saturate.
- infix,
- drag in,
- squeeze in,
- implant,
- stick,
- shove in,
- root,
- obtrude,
- inlay,
- embed,
- lug in,
- interlope,
- imbed,
- shoehorn,
- set,
- place,
- enter,
- interpolate.
- ascribe,
- propose,
- imply,
- interpose,
- inject,
- signify,
- instill,
- ingratiate,
- infuse,
- intimate,
- foist,
- fill in,
- slip in,
- worm in,
- wedge in,
- get in with,
- purport,
- curry favor,
- allude,
- edge in,
- infiltrate,
- insert,
- indicate,
- impute,
- muscle in,
- mention,
- horn in,
- intercalate,
- introduce,
- interject,
- work in,
- connote,
- refer.
- inflame,
- abet,
- set on,
- move,
- add fuel,
- impel,
- egg on,
- initiate,
- persuade,
- foment,
- whip up,
- work up,
- kindle,
- spur,
- put up to,
- scheme,
- incite,
- stimulate,
- bring about,
- fire up,
- urge,
- raise,
- turn on,
- start,
- stir up,
- plan,
- needle,
- steam up,
- make waves,
- plot,
- actuate,
- rabble-rouse,
- goad,
- encourage,
- rouse.
- engender,
- indoctrinate,
- impress,
- inoculate,
- imbue,
- disseminate,
- put in head,
- diffuse,
- program,
- engraft,
- catechize,
- intermix,
- transfuse,
- propagandize,
- inspire,
- force in,
- suffuse,
- brainwash,
- inseminate,
- inculcate.
- discontinue,
- check,
- break train of thought,
- punctuate,
- hold up,
- disconnect,
- stop,
- infringe,
- disjoin,
- cut in on,
- hinder,
- sever,
- heckle,
- disunite,
- divide,
- delay,
- come between,
- get in the way,
- stay,
- cut,
- shortstop,
- lay aside,
- impede,
- break off,
- cut off,
- disturb,
- crash,
- defer,
- break,
- in,
- suspend,
- arrest,
- cut short,
- halt,
- prevent,
- obstruct,
- chime in,
- separate.
- cut in,
- overstep,
- thrust,
- pester,
- entrench,
- violate,
- encroach,
- meddle,
- Intermeddle,
- chisel in,
- bother,
- interfere,
- push in,
- go beyond.
- gore,
- come,
- stab,
- trespass,
- drive,
- pass through,
- force,
- prick,
- filter in,
- eat through,
- bore,
- go through,
- knife,
- seep,
- make a hole,
- spear,
- bayonet,
- stick into,
- ream,
- perforate,
- puncture,
- sink into,
- run into,
- drill,
- jab,
- impale.
- be suggestive of,
- look like,
- resemble,
- show every sign of,
- convey the impression,
- look to be,
- give the idea of,
- create the impression,
- sound like,
- have the qualities of,
- have the appearance of,
- make a show of,
- strike one as being,
- have the aspects of,
- assume,
- give the feeling of,
- pretend,
- have the earmarks of,
- have the features of,
- sound,
- look,
- look as if.
- matter,
- sign,
- portend,
- be a sign of,
- bear.
- libel,
- blot,
- hit where one lives,
- traduce,
- slander,
- disgrace,
- dump on,
- snub,
- malign,
- kick in the teeth,
- scorch,
- zing,
- roast,
- offend,
- push,
- detract,
- give a black eye,
- skin alive,
- blow off,
- chop,
- put down,
- spatter,
- slight,
- blister,
- slap in the face,
- miff,
- cap,
- denigrate,
- blemish,
- smear,
- cut to the quick,
- blacken,
- defame,
- reproach,
- tear down,
- stain,
- calumniate,
- vilify.
How to use "In sinuating" in context?
Sinuating is a process where something, usually a liquid, is boiled so vigorously that the steam pressure builds up and explodes from the pot, causing a "knocking" noise. The liquid thrown up by the explosion, called spurt, typically has a high viscosity, which is why boiling liquids in a pot creates spurt.
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