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synonyms for significative
- hidden
- implicit
- indirect
- latent
- lurking
- tacit
- unspoken
- connoted
- figured
- foreshadowed
- indicated
- inferred
- insinuated
- intended
- involved
- meant
- occult
- parallel
- signified
- suggested
- symbolized
- understood
- unsaid
- alluded to
- allusive
- constructive
- indicative
- inferential
- inherent
- perceptible
- potential
- tacitly assumed
- undeclared
- unexpressed
- unuttered
- wordless
- evocative
- allusive
- connotative
- evocatory
- expressive
- giving an inkling
- indicative
- intriguing
- pregnant
- redolent
- remindful
- reminiscent
- symbolic
- symptomatic
- intriguing
- evocative
- evocatory
- expressive
- giving an inkling
- indicative
- insinuative
- insinuatory
- pregnant
- redolent
- remindful
- reminiscent
- suggestive
- symbolic
- symptomatic
- evocative
- expressive
- intriguing
- redolent
- reminiscent
- symbolic
- evocatory
- giving an inkling
- indicative
- pregnant
- remindful
- symptomatic
On this page you'll find 92 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to significative, such as: hidden, implicit, indirect, latent, lurking, and tacit.
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How to use significative in a sentence
For as the old Creation was complete in seven days, so the number next ensuing may well be significative of the new.
CHURCHES AND CHURCH ORNAMENTSWILLIAM DURANDUSMoreover, these offices of divine piety be moral, and significative of future glory.
CHURCHES AND CHURCH ORNAMENTSWILLIAM DURANDUSThat the men sheltered behind the waggons have not “gone under” at the first onslaught is significative of their character.
THE LONE RANCHECAPTAIN MAYNE REIDTo which the Count replied, by the word Speranza, accompanied by a clasp of the hand and a significative glance.
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, VOLUME 2, NO. 3, FEBRUARY, 1851VARIOUSHe used the word which was significative beyond any thing that entered his imagination.
THE ALLEN HOUSET. S. ARTHURThey are mere symptomatic and significative effects, the roars of the inwardly agitated mass of the popular sea.
LETTERS OF SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, VOL. II (OF 2)SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGEThese ceremonies used in the cleansing of a leper, were mysterious and very significative.
THE BIBLE, DOUAY-RHEIMS VERSIONVARIOUSThey used the words simply as proper names, without regarding them as significative.
THE SEVEN GREAT MONARCHIES OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD, VOL 4. (OF 7): BABYLONGEORGE RAWLINSONThe Briony, which bears in its root a mark significative of a dropsical mans feet, was adopted as a cure for dropsy.
PLANT LORE, LEGENDS, AND LYRICSRICHARD FOLKARDNow the whole Chinese language consists in reality of about four hundred words, or significative sounds, all monosyllabic.
CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP - VOLUME IFRIEDRICH MAX MLLERWORDS RELATED TO SIGNIFICATIVE
- alluded to
- allusive
- connoted
- constructive
- figured
- foreshadowed
- hidden
- implicit
- indicated
- indicative
- indirect
- inferential
- inferred
- inherent
- insinuated
- intended
- involved
- latent
- lurking
- meant
- occult
- parallel
- perceptible
- potential
- significative
- signified
- suggested
- symbolized
- tacit
- tacitly assumed
- undeclared
- understood
- unexpressed
- unsaid
- unspoken
- unuttered
- wordless
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.