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insinuatingadjective likely or intended to win one's affectionthe fortune hunter's insinuating attentions were having their intended effect on the naive heiress disarming, endearing, ingratiating, winning, winsome adorable, charming, likable(or likeable), lovable(also loveable)affecting, poignant, touchingadulatory, deferential, effusive, flattering, fulsome, groveling(or grovelling), kowtowing, obsequious, servile, sycophanticdrooling, oleaginous, slavering, slobberingsaccharine, soapy, sugary, unctuous unendearing, uningratiating alienating, disaffecting, displeasingrepugnant, repulsivearrogant, disdainful, haughty, insolent, proud, scornful to introduce in a gradual, secret, or clever wayyears were needed for the agent to insinuate himself into the terrorist organization infiltrating, slipping, sneaking, winding, working in, worming, wriggling creeping, edging, wigglinginserting, interpolating, interposing, introducing to convey an idea indirectlyare you insinuating that I won by cheating? alluding, hinting, implying, indicating, inferring, intimating, suggesting adverting, mentioning, pointing, referring, signaling(or signalling), signalizing, signifyingsmacking (of), smelling (of) announcing, declaring, proclaimingelucidating, explaining, spelling outdelineating, describing to put among or between othersquietly insinuated herself among the concertgoers raptly listening to the piano solo edging in, fitting (in or into), injecting, inserting, intercalating, interjecting, interpolating, interposing, interspersing, introducing, sandwiching (in or between), working in cutting in, inlaying, insetting, installinginterfiling, interlining, larding, weavingcramming, shoving, thrusting, wedgingadding, appending, attaching ejecting, eliminating, excluding, expelling, extracting, withdrawingdeducting, detaching, subtractingrejecting in 1591 |