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suffrage n. (right to) vote, voting right(s), franchise, voice, say,
ballot, option, choice: They campaigned for universal adult
suffrage.
suffuse v. overspread, imbue, pour or spread over, bathe, cover,
permeate, pervade, flood, flush, penetrate, saturate, mantle,
infuse, transfuse, imbrue or embrue: A rosy glow suffused her
face.
suggest v. 1 propose, advance, recommend, urge, advocate, support,
offer, proffer, put or set forward, present, mention, introduce:
He suggested going out to a pub for dinner. Can you suggest an
alternative? 2 call to mind, bring up, hint (at), imply,
insinuate, intimate, make one think, lead one to believe,
indicate: His silence suggested that this was not the right
time to pursue the matter.
suggestible
adj. impressionable, susceptible, receptive, impressible,
susceptive, open, mouldable, fictile: Patricia was very
suggestible at that age and readily believed everything that she
was told.
suggestion
n. 1 proposal, proposition, recommendation, plan, advice,
counsel, idea, notion, opinion; prompting, urging: The
committee rejected your suggestion that membership fees should
be increased. 2 indication, trace, whisper, insinuation,
innuendo, implication, intimation, hint, soup‡on, touch, tinge,
suspicion, breath, iota, jot or tittle: There wasn't the
slightest suggestion of animosity in her criticism.
suggestive
adj. 1 Often, suggestive of. reminiscent (of), evocative (of),
indicative (of): To me, the smell of orange blossom is always
suggestive of southern California. 2 provocative, naughty,
risqu‚, ribald, off colour, racy, bawdy, earthy, lusty, rude,
indelicate, unseemly, immodest, improper, indecent, prurient,
blue, offensive, vulgar, smutty, dirty, pornographic, lewd,
salacious, Colloq sexy, spicy, Slang raunchy: He used to sing
his suggestive songs in night clubs.