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She wouldn't make a direct statement, but she implied that she supported our position.implied = hinted or suggested
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She implied that she would vote with us.implied = hinted or suggested (without saying it directly)
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Does the high value of gold imply inflation expectations?imply = suggest (say through logical consequence)
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Because they imply very large consequences for human life. (source)imply = suggest
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Maslow's pyramid seemed to imply that I was less human than other people, and most people seemed to agree with him. (source)imply = suggest (say indirectly)
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I didn't mean to imply you did something wrong. (source)
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"You act like you don't believe I can do it." "I didn't say that." "You implied it." (source)implied = said indirectly
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He likes to imply indifference — that he doesn't care whether she'll arrive or not — but it's just an act, one of several. (source)imply = suggest
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Are you implying, sir, that the medical profession is corrupt? (source)implying = suggesting or saying indirectly
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One implies choice; the other doesn't. (source)implies = suggests
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And therefore Obedience, is sometimes called by the names of Charity, and Love, because they imply a Will to Obey; and our Saviour himself maketh our Love to God, and to one another, a Fulfilling of the whole Law: and sometimes by the name of Righteousnesse; for Righteousnesse is but the will to give to every one his owne, that is to say, the will to obey the Laws: and sometimes by the name of Repentance; because to Repent, implyeth a turning away from sinne, which is the same, with the return of the will to Obedience.† (source)implyeth = suggests (says indirectly)standard suffix: Today, the suffix "-eth" is replaced by "-s", so that where they said "She implyeth" in older English, today we say "She implies."
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To solidify this bloc became the paramount goal of Congress, expressly or impliedly governing its decisions on other issues—particularly the admission of new states, the readmission of Southern states and the determination of senatorial credentials.† (source)
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He will have implied that his father was lost in the war. That he came home changed, too soaked in death and grief to live as an ordinary man. (source)implied = said indirectly
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It seemed rude to ask what they used to do or imply that I was leaving soon, so I didn't. (source)imply = say indirectly
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DRACO: What are you implying, Potter? (source)implying = suggesting (saying indirectly)
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The simple fact that he has a destination is enough for Lev. It's more than Lev has. Destination implies a future. (source)implies = indirectly says there is
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