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To cause someone to think of something without stating it directly.

To mention, describe, or direct someone's attention to a person, thing, or idea.

To mention, point out, or direct someone’s attention to something.

To call attention to or briefly refer to something in speech or writing, especially in formal, legal, or old‑fashioned style, usually followed by “to”.

To indicate or suggest something as a conclusion, in a way similar to "imply," often through facts, results, or behavior rather than direct statement.

To communicate something in an indirect or subtle way, rather than stating it clearly and directly.

To mention or refer to something in an indirect or passing way, without stating it clearly or in detail.

To officially send or commit someone to a place of custody, confinement, or care.

To suggest or indicate something in an indirect or subtle way, rather than stating it clearly.

To express or indicate something in an indirect way, without stating it explicitly.

To show or suggest that a particular situation, condition, or fact exists or is likely.

To indicate, show, or be a sign of something, especially a fact, quality, or situation.