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100 Words to Use Instead of “Suggest”

March 23, 2026

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Term Definition
1. Advance put forward ahead of time
2. Advise offer guidance or counsel
3. Advocate argue in favor of
4. Allude to refer to indirectly
5. Angle for hint to obtain something
6. Append add as an extra note
7. Argue for present reasons supporting
8. Ask request consideration or action
9. Assert state confidently as true
10. Brainstorm generate ideas freely
11. Bring up introduce for discussion
12. Broach open a topic cautiously
13. Call for demand or require
14. Caution warn about potential risk
15. Cite mention as evidence
16. Commend present as worthy option
17. Counsel give advice formally
18. Cue prompt subtly or indirectly
19. Deliver a tip share a helpful hint
20. Demonstrate show by example
21. Describe set out in words
22. Direct guide toward a course
23. Drop a hint imply without stating
24. Echo repeat or reinforce an idea
25. Encourage urge toward a choice
26. Endorse approve and support publicly
27. Entreat ask earnestly or urgently
28. Exhort strongly urge action
29. Explain make clear with details
30. Flag draw attention to
31. Float introduce tentatively
32. Float an idea offer for consideration
33. Frame present in a certain way
34. Furnish provide information or ideas
35. Get at imply or intend to say
36. Give a heads-up warn or inform in advance
37. Give input contribute an opinion
38. Give pointers offer practical guidance
39. Guide lead or direct choices
40. Hint suggest indirectly
41. Hold out offer as a possibility
42. Imply convey without stating
43. Indicate point out or show
44. Inspire prompt creative action
45. Introduce present for the first time
46. Invite ask to consider or join
47. Issue a proposal formally put forward
48. Jot down note quickly for later
49. Judge form an opinion about
50. Lead cause toward a conclusion
51. Lean toward show a preference for
52. List set out as items
53. Lobby for press for support
54. Make a case argue persuasively for
55. Make a pitch present a persuasive proposal
56. Make a point state an important idea
57. Mention refer to briefly
58. Move formally propose in a meeting
59. Name identify as an option
60. Note point out briefly
61. Nudge prompt gently toward action
62. Offer present for acceptance
63. Opine state an opinion
64. Outline give main points
65. Pitch propose to persuade
66. Plant an idea introduce subtly for later
67. Point out draw attention to
68. Pose put forward for consideration
69. Postulate assume as a basis
70. Proffer offer formally
71. Propose put forward a plan
72. Put forward present for consideration
73. Raise bring up a topic
74. Recommend advise as best choice
75. Refer to mention or direct attention
76. Register note as relevant
77. Reinforce strengthen an idea
78. Remind bring back to mind
79. Request ask formally or politely
80. Run by check informally with someone
81. Say express in words
82. Share make known to others
83. Signal indicate by a sign
84. Sketch outline roughly
85. Soft-pedal present less forcefully
86. Sound out test opinions quietly
87. Spark trigger an idea or action
88. Specify state precisely
89. State express clearly
90. Submit present for review
91. Support back up with reasons
92. Table present for discussion
93. Talk up promote enthusiastically
94. Tee up prepare for discussion
95. Tip give a helpful hint
96. Touch on mention briefly
97. Underscore emphasize as important
98. Urge press strongly to act
99. Validate confirm as reasonable
100. Venture offer tentatively

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