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insinuation

noun as in implication

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It said "any insinuation that the bank failed in its due-diligence is entirely unfounded".

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The controversy blew up with more questions about the family's wealth, and insinuations that they had profited from post-quake recovery funds.

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She said the insinuation that the pair were not homeless, the central premise of the book, was "utterly unfounded".

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He rejected any insinuation that Lyons identified the leisure centre being used as a place where vulnerable people were being given refuge.

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Bukele, who ran as an anti-corruption crusader, vowing to break with past leaders on the left and right implicated in graft, has denied insinuations that he has enriched himself in office, calling critics “imbeciles.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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