English to Esperanto Meaning of inkling - scieton

Inkling :

scieton

noun

ekvido, ekbrilo, ŝajnon, scieton, alivestiĝo, aludo, flustro

Inkling :: scietonInklings :: Inklings

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Definitions of inkling in English

Noun(1) a slight suggestion or vague understanding

Examples of inkling in English

(1) It took them by surprise even though they had an inkling I wasn't happy.(2) No one knows my body as well as I do, so I had an inkling something new was amiss.(3) I had an inkling of an idea, but didn't want to share it with her just yet, so I shook my head.(4) She didn't have the slightest inkling that her career was about to take a major upturn.(5) Few had the slightest inkling about the kind of music that was being played by the band.(6) If she had the slightest inkling of the notion of democratic representation she would never be able to say this.(7) I'm glad you found it funny, it shows that maybe I do have the remote inkling of a sense of humour hidden somewhere in my tiny brain.(8) He had it all mapped out and made certain Sally didn't have the slightest inkling that anything was up.(9) the records give us an inkling of how people saw the world(10) I suspected that, even at that early stage, he had an inkling that a terrible mistake had been made.(11) How was she to keep her promise if she had not an inkling of an idea who he was?(12) To be honest, I had an inkling I would have to work most of the weekend, but I had no idea how hard.(13) If anyone reading this has an inkling as to what it is, please share the knowledge.(14) He appeared to be deep in thought, but no one could have had an inkling of what his thoughts were.(15) And although we think we know, we have no idea, not an inkling of what is happening here.(16) That might have been the first movie that I understood was bad when I was watching it in the theater - a ten-yer-old's first inklings of taste and judgment.

Related Phrases of inkling

(1) inkle ::

inkle

Related Phrases of inkling

(1) inkle ::

inkle

Synonyms

Noun

1. idea ::

ideo

2. notion ::

nocio

3. sense ::

senson

4. impression ::

impreson

5. conception ::

koncepto

6. suggestion ::

sugesto

7. indication ::

indikon

8. whisper ::

flustro

9. glimmer ::

ekbrilo

11. fancy ::

imago

12. hunch ::

corazonada

13. feeling ::

sento

14. hint ::

aludo

15. clue ::

indikon

17. sign ::

signo

Different Forms

inkling, inklings

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