What is another word for suggest ?

run something up the flagpole

To put forward for consideration

favour^UK

favor^US

put in a good word for

hypothesize^US

hypothesise^UK

test the popularity of

offer as a suggestion

run something up the flagpole to see who salutes

patronize^US

proselytize^US

proselytise^UK

advertize

preview

give advice

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

patronise^UK

put before the public

bring to somebody's attention

make somebody aware of

open up on

turn somebody on to

petition

run interference for

campaign on behalf of

give somebody a taste for

inquire^US

enquire^UK

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“In the meantime, I would strongly suggest not using the light until after it's been checked.”

Verb

have a sneaking suspicion

To theorize, or consider the possibility of

theorise^UK

theorize^US

hypothesise^UK

hypothesize^US

gauge^UK

recognize^US

gage^US

have as one's opinion

maintain

be under the impression

recognise^UK

be of the opinion that

realize^US

have a sneaking feeling

realise^UK

visualise^UK

visualize^US

latch on to

take a stab

cook up

be given to understand

have a sneaking suspicion of

have sneaking suspicion

come to the conclusion

come to the conclusion that

hypotheticate

repute

take something as given

take something for granted

take something at face value

rationalize^US

rationalise^UK

take something on board

get the impression of

fantasize^US

fantasise^UK

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

find out

wise up

have an aha moment

get through one's head

get the message

become conscious

get on to

be aware of the fact that

get it

be conscious of the fact that

put two and two together

read between the lines

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“Both of them suggest that the heartland of the people they called Celts was in southern France.”

Verb

To give a hint of

symbolize^US

symbolise^UK

have an atmosphere of

point in direction of

epitomize^US

be tantamount to

correspond to

be an abbreviation of

epitomise^UK

have the qualities of

have the attributes of

draft^US

realise^UK

realize^US

draught^UK

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“The results also suggest the possibility of transport of small molecules within and along tendons in vivo.”

Verb

give someone to understand

To imply but stop short of saying explicitly

symbolise^UK

symbolize^US

point in direction of

put someone in mind of

intend

convey the impression

give a clue

allude to the fact

give someone to believe

make reference to the fact

let it be known

make a reference to the fact

rumor^US

rumour^UK

affirm

presuppose

clue

approach the subject of

introduce the subject of

cite

give someone an inkling of

make overtures about

spill the beans

tip someone the wink about

make advances about

make a passing reference

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“His comments were designed to suggest that my derriere appeared rather portly in the pants I was wearing.”

Verb

To make an assertion without proof

verbalize^US

verbalise^UK

vocalize^US

emphasize^US

vocalise^UK

emphasise^UK

summarise^UK

summarize^US

make somebody believe

feign the identity of

bring out into the open

shout from the rooftops

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Verb

be an early indication of

To presage, or suggest something in advance

symbolize^US

symbolise^UK

give an indication of

hold probability

give hope

give hope of

give good grounds for expecting

be a sign of

show signs of

hold a probability of

hold out hopes of

bid fair

give every indication of

gage^US

gauge^UK

visualize^US

visualise^UK

see handwriting on wall

come to the conclusion

contemplate the possibility of

draw the inference

plan on

take it as given

have sneaking suspicion

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Verb

To state or remark as one's opinion or belief

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Verb

have all the hallmarks of

To say as a further remark

Verb

To give the impression of being or having a negative quality or characteristic

have all the hallmarks

Verb

To communicate or declare (something) formally or officially

shout from the rooftops

summarize^US

summarise^UK

itemise^UK

itemize^US

communicate information

get out of your system

bring to public attention

bring to public notice

bring out into the open

issue a statement about

popularise^UK

popularize^US

immortalise^UK

immortalize^US

rumor^US

rumour^UK

shout from the housetops

get on a soapbox

spread it around

shoot off one's mouth

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Verb

be a chip off the old block

To resemble someone or something in appearance, action or behavior

take after

resemble

mirror

favor^US

favour^UK

bear a resemblance to

put one in mind of

have the look of

make one think of

be the spitting image of

conjure up

call up

cause one to remember

remind of

summon up

put someone in mind of

be the very picture of

have all the hallmarks of

have the hallmarks of

have the appearance of

Verb

To call an image or memory to the mind

cause one to remember

awake one's memories of

point out

make one remember

cause one to bethink

cause one to recollect

put someone in mind of

refresh one's memory of

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Verb

give the impression of being

(smack of) To resemble or imply (a hint of) something

bear a resemblance to

Verb

To have a suggestion or trace of (a quality or attribute, typically one considered bad)

savor^US

savour^UK

have the hallmarks of

have all the signs of

have the air of being

convey the impression of being

have the appearance of being

have the appearance of

have the qualities of

create the impression of being

give the impression being

look as though one is

give the idea

convey the impression

show every sign of being

give the feeling of being

make like one is

show every sign of

give the feeling of

give every appearance of being

have the look of being

create the impression being

occur to one as

convey the impression being

give the idea of being

display signs of being

have the appearance

give someone the feeling that one is

create the impression

give every indication of being

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Verb

go through the motions of

To make a false show or pretense of

phoney^UK

phony^US

give the appearance of

plagiarize^US

plagiarise^UK

put up a smoke screen

go through the motions

tell untruth

make a copy of

make a replica of

follow the example of

create out of thin air

satirize^US

epitomize^US

epitomise^UK

put on a false display

minimize^US

take leaf out of book

minimise^UK

follow in the footsteps of

take as a pattern

follow in someone's steps

pattern yourself after

pattern oneself on

be inspired by

take a leaf out of someone's book

satirise^UK

sweep under the carpet

assume the character of

dramatize^US

dramatise^UK

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Verb

have all the hallmarks of

To give an impression of

breathe

indicate

be indicative of

give an impression of

Verb

bring to somebody's attention

To provide someone with information

familiarize^US

familiarise^UK

put in the picture about

give information about

keep up to speed with

make somebody aware of

get somebody into

turn somebody on to

give somebody a taste for

bring into contact with

communicate knowledge

give someone to understand

put someone through their paces

popularise^UK

popularize^US

show the lay of the land

bring to public attention

put you on your guard

explain the situation to

explain the circumstances to

open eyes

describe the state of affairs to

practise^UK

put through the grind

mold^US

practice^US

make something clear to

mould^UK

vocalize^US

verbalize^US

verbalise^UK

vocalise^UK

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