Definitions
a slight suggestion or vague understanding
Used in a sentence
“[T]he present recalled the past, robed in the memories of its thousand dark and damning deeds of ignorance and superstition, and gave inklings of a brighter and better future; [...]”
“You ought to know something of French habits, at your age. You must have read books that give an inkling of it.”
“A passage from one of her [Rosa Luxemberg's] letters written from prison to a young friend, Dr. Hans Diefenbacker, in the spring of 1917 will suffice to give an inkling of this passion: [...]”
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01“Slight hint or idea”7 letters
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