suggests

[səˈdʒɛsts]

suggests Definition

• 1. put forward for consideration
• 2. evoke or bring to mind (a feeling, thought, or memory)

Using suggests: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "suggests" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She suggests that we go to the beach this weekend.

• Example

  The evidence suggests that he was involved in the crime.

• Example

  The tone of his voice suggested that he was angry.

• Example

  The painting suggests a sense of calm and tranquility.

suggests Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for suggests

• propose
• recommend
• advise
• imply
• hint

Antonyms for suggests

• disregard
• ignore
• reject

Phrases with suggests

• suggest itself

  occur to one as a possible idea or course of action

  Example

  The idea of taking a break from work didn't suggest itself until I was completely burned out.

• suggest to

  cause (someone) to think that (something) exists or is the case

  Example

  His behavior suggested to me that he was hiding something.

• suggest doing

  propose or recommend doing (something)

  Example

  I suggest going to the movies tonight.

Origins of suggests

from Latin 'suggestus', past participle of 'suggerere', meaning 'to bring up, offer, suggest'

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Summary: suggests in Brief

The verb 'suggests' [səˈdʒɛsts] means to put forward for consideration or evoke a feeling or thought. It can be used in various contexts, such as proposing an idea, implying something, or recommending a course of action. Examples include 'She suggests that we go to the beach this weekend.' and 'The evidence suggests that he was involved in the crime.'