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insinuation

/ɪnˌsɪn.juˈeɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen indirekten und oft unangenehmen Hinweis oder eine Anspielung bezeichnet sowie die Handlung, sich durch geschickte Beeinflussung die Gunst einer Person zu sichern.

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noun

/ɪnˌsɪn.juˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen indirekten und oft unangenehmen Hinweis oder eine Anspielung bezeichnet sowie die Handlung, sich durch geschickte Beeinflussung die Gunst einer Person zu sichern.

A noun referring to an indirect and often unpleasant suggestion or hint, or the act of gaining favor through subtle persuasion.

  1. Indirect SuggestionC1formal

    An indirect, often unpleasant or malicious, hint or suggestion about something.

    deAnspielung

    • She made an insinuation about his honesty without any proof.
    • The article was full of insinuations about the politician's past.
    • He ignored the insinuation that he had cheated on the exam.

    Synonymehintimplicationinnuendointimationsuggestionundertonewhisper

  2. Subtle IngratiationC2formal

    The act of gradually gaining favor or acceptance through indirect, often flattering, means.

    deEinschmeichelung

    • Through careful insinuation, she became a trusted advisor to the king.
    • His insinuation into the exclusive club took years of networking.
    • The spy's insinuation into the organization was a slow and deliberate process.

    Synonymefawningingratiationobsequiousnesssycophancy

    Antonymecandordirectnessfranknessstraightforwardness

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  • insinuations plural form
  • insinuations' possessive plural form
  • insinuation's possessive singular form
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