innuendo in Greek
innuendo in Greek is υπαινιγμός, υπονοούμενο — innuendo means an indirect or hinted remark, often with a sexual or critical meaning, that is not stated outright.
innuendo in Greek
υπαινιγμός
Pronounced: ypainigmos
A derogatory hint or reference to, or (often sexual) insinuation about, a person or thing.
υπονοούμενο
Pronounced: yponooumeno
A derogatory hint or reference to, or (often sexual) insinuation about, a person or thing.
What does "innuendo" mean?
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noun An indirect or hinted remark, often with a sexual or critical meaning, that is not stated outright.
"The comedian relied on innuendo rather than explicit jokes."
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innuendo in a sentence
- The comedian relied on innuendo rather than explicit jokes.
- His speech was full of innuendo about his opponent past scandals.
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What is "innuendo" in Greek?
"innuendo" in Greek is υπαινιγμός, υπονοούμενο. innuendo means: An indirect or hinted remark, often with a sexual or critical meaning, that is not stated outright.
How do you pronounce υπαινιγμός?
"innuendo" in Greek is υπαινιγμός, pronounced "ypainigmos".
How do you use "innuendo" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian relied on innuendo rather than explicit jokes." In Greek, "innuendo" is υπαινιγμός, υπονοούμενο.
Are there other ways to say "innuendo" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "innuendo": υπαινιγμός, υπονοούμενο.
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