What is another word for suggesting itself?
Pronunciation: [səd͡ʒˈɛstɪŋ ɪtsˈɛlf] (IPA) 
When we talk about "suggesting itself", we usually refer to a thought, idea, or possibility that comes to mind. Instead of using the phrase "suggesting itself", there are many synonyms that we can use to communicate the same message. For example, we can say that an idea "presents itself", "occurs to us", "springs to mind", or "dawns on us". We can also use words like "proposes", "hints at", "implies", or "indicates". All of these phrases convey the concept of something coming to our attention or consideration, without necessarily being directly stated or suggested. Using synonyms for "suggesting itself" is a great way to add variety and interest to our language.
