suggestively

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suggestively

[səˈdʒestɪvlɪ]

adverbio

1. de forma insinuante (leer, move)

suggestively [sa-yes-tiv-li]

adverbio

1. Indecentemente.

suggestively [səˈdʒestɪvlɪ]

adverb

[+dance, move, leer] de manera provocativa; de manera insinuante

"What exactly did you have in mind, honey?", she said and rolled her eyes suggestively. My son even tells us off if we make a crude joke or laugh suggestively she waggled her hips suggestively she winked suggestively he leered at me suggestively

"like to see my etchings?" he asked suggestively —¿quieres ver mi colección de sellos? —preguntó de manera insinuante or provocativa

he plays a suggestively named character in a bad farce ...her mouth suggestively open. ...suggestively dishevelled hair. ...small children arrived in school with suggestively-shaped carrots and potatoes.

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