WordStudyimplication
Something that is suggested but not said directly.
Meanings of «implication»
something that is suggested but not said directly
Her silence carried an implication that she disagreed.
a likely effect or result of something
The new policy has serious implications for small businesses.
Similar: consequenceeffectresult
a connection to a crime or wrongdoing
Neighbors questioned his implication in the theft.
Similar: involvementconnection
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