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intimated

[in-tuh-mey-tid] / ˈɪn təˌmeɪ tɪd /




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Mayhew intimated that he would be open to drafting a back in the first round despite the league’s gradual devaluing of the position.

From Washington Post

Moreover, if the Americans truly believed the situation was as dire as Blinken intimated, why hadn’t they begun to send more powerful weapons months sooner?

From Washington Post

"I'm not on Facebook, but friends sent me messages about the things that were being said. I felt intimated," she told a committee meeting on Thursday.

From BBC

John F. Kennedy was killed, she intimated, for trying to expose a "globalist" conspiracy.

From Salon

If they declined, he intimated that they should consider leaving the firm, they said.

From New York Times