How to pronounce “insinuating” in English

So if you've ever said something, like, "I'm sorry I got angry," that's, like, purely stoic, even if you don't know it.It's insinuating that you could have stopped yourself from feeling something, and that's a stoic idea that we can, indeed, stop ourselves.If you've ever said something, like, "I'm sorry I yelled at you when I was angry," that's more Aristotelian because you're saying,