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Discover LudwigThe phrase "she hinted that" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating that someone has suggested or implied something indirectly. Example: "During the meeting, she hinted that there might be changes to the project timeline."
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But of course, she hinted, that does not mean that she has stopped adding to the collection.
She hinted that the I.M.F.
She hinted that he would love a pie.
She hinted that she would run in 2006 after all.
She hinted that people had floated some ideas already, "but there's too much to do.
She hinted that she might read short stories that she has yet to publish.
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Sometimes she hints that fiscal discipline is a higher priority.
She hints that Ellen's father, since his retirement, is getting on her nerves.
Sorry, she won't give her age, though she hints that she might be in her late 70's.
The next day, she hints that the girl is probably pregnant: look how much weight she has put on.
Then she hints that there's a fox in the garden and gets herself hired as rabbit keeper.
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