implies
Pronunciation: [ɪmˈplaɪz]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to suggest something without saying it directly. It’s like when you make a hint instead of stating the whole idea. If you say you’re tired, it implies that you want to go home.
Example
When she smiled, it implies that she likes the idea.
Example
His silence doesn’t imply that he disagrees with us.
Example
What do you think his comments imply about his feelings?
Context: "reasoning"
(verb) to show that something is likely true or can be taken as true based on the information given. It’s like if you see dark clouds, it implies that it might rain soon.
Example
The new study implies that exercise can improve your mood.
Example
The data does not imply that there’s a connection between the two events.
Example
What does the author imply with this statement?
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