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Savour of

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Subtle Implication

The phrase suggests something mildly without stating it directly — it's like a gentle hint.

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Her comments savour of old-fashioned beliefs.
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Negative Connotation

Often used when implying something unfavorable or critical about someone or something.

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His manner of speaking savours of arrogance.
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Cultural Sensitivity

Be aware of different cultural perceptions when using 'savour of' to avoid unintended offenses.

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To some, their traditional practices may savour of superstition.
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