allude
verbDivide allude into syllables:
al · lude
How to pronounce allude:
Definition of allude:
- allude (verb):
- refer
- to suggest indirectly
- to make indirect reference
- make a more or less disguised reference to.
Synonyms for allude:
advert
bear on
come to
concern
denote
have-to doe with
hint
imply
indicate
infer
insinuate
intimate
mention
pertain
refer
relate
suggest
touch
touch on
Antonyms for allude:
conceal
declare
halt
hide
leave alone
prevent
refuse
stop
withhold
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