Antonyms for in sinuate

Grammar : Verb

Spell : in-sin-yoo-eyt

Phonetic Transcription : ɪnˈsɪn yuˌeɪt

Definition of in sinuate

Origin : 1520s, from Latin insinuatus, past participle of insinuare "to throw in, push in, make a way; creep in, intrude, bring in by windings and curvings, wind one's way into," from in- "in" (see in- (2)) + sinuare "to wind, bend, curve," from sinus "a curve, winding." Sense of "to introduce tortuously or indirectly" is from 1640s. Related: Insinuated; insinuating; insinuatingly.

As in impute : verb attribute
As in infiltrate : verb creep in
As in insert : verb put, tuck in
As in insinuate : verb hint, suggest
As in insinuate : verb force one's way into
As in instigate : verb influence, provoke
As in instill : verb implant, introduce
As in interject : verb throw in; interrupt
As in interpolate : verb add
As in interrupt : verb bother, interfere
As in intimate : verb suggest; tip off
As in introduce : verb add, insert
As in intrude : verb trespass, interrupt
As in penetrate : verb pierce; get through physically
As in seem : verb appear; give the impression
As in signify : verb mean, indicate
As in slur : verb insult
As in steal : verb sneak around
As in suggest : verb imply; bring to mind
As in whisper : verb speak softly
As in interlard : verb introduce
As in misdoubt : verb doubt
As in tittle-tattle : verb gossip
As in confide : verb divulge information
As in connote : verb imply
As in creep : verb crawl along, usually on ground
As in denote : verb designate, mean
As in doubt : verb lack confidence in; question
As in enter : verb come, put into a place
As in allude : verb hint at
As in express : verb articulate; signify, mean
As in fill in : verb act as substitute
As in gossip : verb talk about others; spread rumors
As in hint : verb suggest; indicate
As in implicate : verb imply, involve
As in imply : verb indicate, mean

Synonyms for in sinuate

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