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Meaning of suggestive
The primary meaning of "suggestive" is giving a hint or implication of something, often in a subtle or indirect manner.
Etymology of suggestive
The word "suggestive" originates from the Latin "suggestus", which is the past participle of "suggerere", meaning to propose or recommend
Historically, the term has been used to describe ideas, words, or actions that imply or hint at something beyond their literal meaning
Synonyms
implicit
implied
insinuated
intimated
hinted
alluded
inferred
indicated
expressive
evocative
provocative
explicit
tacit
subtle
implied
connotative
denotative
figurative
metaphorical
symbolic
allegorical
euphemistic
diplomatic
tactful
delicate
sensitive
allusive
referential
connotational
Definitions
- Having a meaning that is not explicitly stated, but is implied or hinted at
- * Giving a hint or implication of something, often in a subtle or indirect manner
- * having a quality that evokes a particular feeling or idea
Usage Examples
- The artist's use of color was highly suggestive of a particular mood or atmosphere
- * The company's latest advertisement is suggestive of a new product line
- * The writer's suggestive language left much to the reader's imagination
Antonyms
explicit
direct
straightforward
obvious
clear
unequivocal
unambiguous
literal
blatant
overt
unmistakable
apparent
evident
manifest
patent
transparent
undeniable
unmistakable
unarguable