smack of
verb
Meaning
To have a trace or suggestion of something, often something unpleasant or undesirable.
Examples
- The plan had a smack of desperation.
- His apology had a smack of insincerity.
Synonyms: suggest, hint at, imply, betray
verb
To have a trace or suggestion of something, often something unpleasant or undesirable.
Synonyms: suggest, hint at, imply, betray