suggest in Latin
suggest in Latin is suggerō — suggest means to put forward an idea or possibility for consideration.
suggest in Latin
suggerō
(transitive) To imply but stop short of explicitly stating (something).
What does "suggest" mean?
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verb To put forward an idea or possibility for consideration.
"May I suggest we take a short break before the next meeting?"
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verb To indicate or imply something without stating it directly.
"The dark clouds suggest that rain is on its way."
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suggest in a sentence
- May I suggest we take a short break before the next meeting?
- I suggest we leave early to avoid the traffic.
- The dark clouds suggest that rain is on its way.
- His nervous smile seemed to suggest he had bad news.
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What is "suggest" in Latin?
"suggest" in Latin is suggerō. suggest means: To put forward an idea or possibility for consideration.
How do you use "suggest" in a sentence?
Example: "May I suggest we take a short break before the next meeting?" In Latin, "suggest" is suggerō.
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