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What is the adjective for suggestion?

There isn't one single perfect adjective for "suggestion." It depends on the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are some options:

General:

* Suggestive: Implying something, often subtly.

* Proposed: Put forward as a possible idea.

* Indicative: Pointing to something.

Positive:

* Helpful: Providing useful advice.

* Insightful: Offering a valuable new perspective.

* Creative: Presenting an original idea.

* Constructive: Aiming to improve something.

* Thoughtful: Showing consideration for others.

Negative:

* Vague: Lacking clarity or specificity.

* Ambiguous: Capable of being understood in multiple ways.

* Unclear: Difficult to understand.

* Unhelpful: Not providing useful advice.

Other:

* Informal: Not official or formal.

* Casual: Relaxed and informal.

* Personal: Coming from a single individual.

The best adjective to use will depend on the context of your sentence and the specific meaning you wish to convey.

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