suggestively

Adverb

(comparative more suggestively, superlative most suggestively)

In a suggestive manner.
She smiled suggestively and then walked towards the bedroom.

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She let her voice trail of suggestively and shrugged again.
In this way, the attributes are suggestively allotted among the four traditional proofs; 7 but we miss an explicit rebutting of Kant's hostile assumption, that it is incompetent for us to take the thought of God piecemeal.
Wherever possible the lines were constructed in open cutting, to ensure adequate ventilation; and where this was not possible they were built by a method suggestively named " cut and cover."
It came into my head as suggestively antithetic to the ' gnostic ' of Church history, who professed to know so much about the very things of which I was ignorant.

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