CEFR B2

suggestive

adjective

Meaning

Causing thoughts or ideas to come to mind, often implying something improper or sexual without explicitly stating it.

Examples

The comedian's routine included several suggestive jokes that made the audience blush.
She found the artwork to be quite suggestive, with its subtle hints of romance and passion.

Synonyms: evocative, provocative, allusive, risqué

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suggestive (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /səˈdʒɛstɪv/

Definition

Causing thoughts or ideas to come to mind, often implying something improper or sexual without explicitly stating it.

Examples

The comedian's routine included several suggestive jokes that made the audience blush.
She found the artwork to be quite suggestive, with its subtle hints of romance and passion.
His comments were highly suggestive, leading many to believe he was hinting at a secret relationship.

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