suggestive in Spanish
suggestive in Spanish is sugestivo — suggestive means tending to bring an idea or possibility to mind.
suggestive in Spanish
sugestivo
Tending to suggest or imply.
What does "suggestive" mean?
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adj Tending to bring an idea or possibility to mind.
"The evidence was suggestive of foul play, though not conclusive."
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adj Hinting at something sexual in a mildly provocative way.
"He made a few suggestive remarks that made her uncomfortable."
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suggestive in a sentence
- The evidence was suggestive of foul play, though not conclusive.
- The strange tracks in the mud were suggestive of a large animal passing by.
- He made a few suggestive remarks that made her uncomfortable.
- The network cut a suggestive joke from the show before it aired in the afternoon.
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What is "suggestive" in Spanish?
"suggestive" in Spanish is sugestivo. suggestive means: Tending to bring an idea or possibility to mind.
How do you use "suggestive" in a sentence?
Example: "The evidence was suggestive of foul play, though not conclusive." In Spanish, "suggestive" is sugestivo.
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