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more suggestive
Superlative
most suggestive
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implying or hinting at a particular meaning or idea, often in a subtle or indirect way
- Her suggestive smile hinted at a hidden meaning behind her words.
- The suggestive artwork evoked a range of emotions in the viewers.
- The suggestive lyrics of the song left room for interpretation.
- His suggestive remarks made her uncomfortable during the conversation.
- The suggestive gestures of the actor added depth to the character's portrayal.
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implying or hinting at something improper or risqué, often in a subtle or indirect manner
- The comedian's suggestive jokes were met with mixed reactions from the audience.
- The ad used suggestive imagery to subtly promote the product's appeal.
- Her suggestive tone during the conversation hinted at something more than just friendly interest.
- The movie's suggestive scenes were intentionally left open to interpretation.
- The artist's suggestive use of color and form sparked a debate about its underlying meaning.
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(usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly