What is another word for drive at?
Pronunciation: [dɹˈa͡ɪv at] (IPA) 
"Drive at" is a phrase used to describe the intention or purpose behind an action or statement. However, sometimes we may need to replace it with more descriptive and interesting synonyms. Here are a few examples:
1. Implied - Suggesting a meaning without explicitly stating it.
2. Hinted - Indicating something indirectly or subtly.
3. Insinuated - Introducing an idea or suspicion in a sly or underhanded manner.
4. Alluded - Referring to something in a brief or indirect way.
5. Intimated - Communicating something indirectly but clearly.
6. Conveyed - Communicating or expressing a message clearly.
7. Indicated - Pointing or drawing attention to something.
8. Signified - Symbolizing or expressing something in a significant way.
By using these alternatives, you can articulate your purpose or intention more concisely and effectively.
