sugerente

suggestive

adjective soo-heh-REN-teh Rare

Also means

evocative

Usage Note

Sugerente means 'full of suggestions or allusions', closer to 'evocative' or 'thought-provoking' than the English 'suggestive' (which often implies sexual connotation). Una imagen sugerente is an evocative image, not necessarily a provocative one. For the sexual sense, Spanish prefers insinuante or provocador.

Examples

"El diseño es moderno y sugerente."

Natural Translation

The design is modern and evocative.

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