implied
Pronunciation: [ɪmˈplaɪd]
Word
Context: "communication"
(verb) to suggest something without saying it directly. When you say something in a way that hints at another meaning, that's implying. It's like when you don't say something straight out but still want someone to understand it.
Example
She implied that she was happy with the surprise party by smiling the whole time.
Example
He didn't imply that he was angry; he just laughed it off.
Example
Did she imply that we should leave early?
Context: "understanding"
(adjective) something that is not stated directly but is understood to be true. If you can see what someone means without them saying it clearly, it’s implied.
Example
There was an implied agreement that everyone would help clean up after the party.
Example
There was no implied message in his words; he was very clear.
Example
What is the implied meaning behind her smile?
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