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1. (n.) inkling
a slight suggestion; hint; intimation:
They gave us no inkling of what was going to happen.
2. inkling
a vague idea or notion; slight understanding:
I don't have an inkling of how it works.
Etymology: (1505–15; obs. inkle to hint (ME inklen) + -ing1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) inkling, intimation, glimmering, glimmer
a slight suggestion or vague understanding
"he had no inkling what was about to happen"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) inkling
a hint; an intimation
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Sense: a slight idea or suspicion (about something that is happening)
I had no inkling of what was going on until she told me all about it.
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 Afrikaans: vermoede |
 Arabic: مَعْرِفَه قليلَه، أقل فِك |
 Bulgarian: намек |
 Brazilian: suspeita |
 Czech: tušení, ponětí |
 German: die Ahnung |
 Danish: anelse; mistanke |
 Greek: υπόνοια, αμυδρή υποψία |
 Spanish: idea, sospecha |
 Estonian: aim(us) |
 Farsi: کوچکترین تصور |
 Finnish: aavistus |
 French: idée, soupçon |
 Hebrew: שֶׁמֶץ שֶׁל מוּשָג |
 Hindi: संकेत |
 Croatian: nagovještavanje |
 Hungarian: sejtelem |
 Indonesian: kecurigaan |
 Icelandic: hugboð |
 Italian: idea, sentore |
 Japanese: 感づくこと |
 Korean: 넌지시 비침, 암시 |
 Lithuanian: supratimas, nuvokimas |
 Latvian: nojausma; priekšstats |
 Malay: tidak dapat membayangkan |
 Dutch: vermoeden |
 Norwegian: anelse, mistanke |
 Polish: podejrzenie |
 Persian: کوچکترین تصور |
 Pashto: اشاره، اشارت، په غوږ كى پ |
 Portuguese: suspeita |
 Romanian: bănuială, idee |
 Russian: слабое подозрение |
 Slovak: tušenie, zdanie |
 Slovenian: slutnja |
 Serbian: nagoveštaj |
 Swedish: aning, hum |
 Thai: ความเฉลียวใจ |
 Turkish: his |
 Taiwanese: 一絲想法，一點懷疑 |
 Ukrainian: підозра |
 Urdu: اشارہ |
 Vietnamese: ý niệm mơ hồ |
 Chinese: 细微感觉，微微觉得 |
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