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Verb: imply  im'plI
  1. Express or state indirectly
    - connote
     
  2. Suggest as a logically necessary consequence; in logic
     
  3. Have as a logical consequence
    - entail, mean
     
  4. Suggest that someone is guilty
    - incriminate, inculpate [archaic]
     
  5. Have as a necessary feature
    - involve

Derived forms: implies, implied, implying

See also: implication, implicative

Type of: evince, evoke, express, feature, have, necessitate, paint a picture, show, suggest

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