suggestion in Latin
suggestion in Latin is suggestiō — suggestion means an idea or plan put forward for consideration.
suggestion in Latin
suggestiō
(countable) Something suggested (with subsequent adposition being for)
What does "suggestion" mean?
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noun An idea or plan put forward for consideration.
"Do you have a suggestion for where we could eat tonight?"
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noun A slight indication or hint of something.
"The sauce had just a suggestion of garlic, nothing overpowering."
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suggestion in a sentence
- Do you have a suggestion for where we could eat tonight?
- The teacher welcomed every suggestion from the class about the school trip.
- The sauce had just a suggestion of garlic, nothing overpowering.
- There was a faint suggestion of a smile on her face.
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What is "suggestion" in Latin?
"suggestion" in Latin is suggestiō. suggestion means: An idea or plan put forward for consideration.
How do you use "suggestion" in a sentence?
Example: "Do you have a suggestion for where we could eat tonight?" In Latin, "suggestion" is suggestiō.
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