What is "insinuates"

Usage examples of "insinuates".

Davis, who, he slyly insinuates,was prevented by his patriotism as a Welshman from resenting the comparison with Wales, but by other writers.

Instead of proposing his sentiments with a manly boldness, he insinuates them with the most guarded caution.

The latter insinuates, that when any law was to be passed, the council was assisted by a number of able lawyers and experienced senators, whose opinions were separately given, and taken down in writing.

Perversely it is Natasha's image which insinuates his thoughts, as though she is the seductive one.

He hesitates now the moment has come, but Serena's voice insinuates itself in his mind, urging him to enjoy himself.

Tarleton insinuates that the sole desire of Marion was to save himself.

For however well one maintains the conflict, and however thoroughly he has subdued these enemies, there steals in some evil thing, which, if it does not find ready expression in act, slips out by the lips, or insinuates itself into the thought.