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the implication is that...
Definition
Something that follows from something else.
The thing that follows could be:
- something suggested indirectly (not said directly)
- something that can be concluded (often a logical consequence)
- something that results from something else
- "Ask him about the photograph," he said. ...
Clayton knew by her expression that he had her attention but wasn't sure she understood the implications.
... "He was obsessed with you even though you'd never met... He hunted you down, ... to become part of your life. That's what dangerous stalkers do, Beth."Chapter 27 (4% in)
implications = things that can be concluded from knowing something else
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- In hindsight, there was something menacing about the comment's implication.... let's just say she doesn't date.Chapter 19 (56% in)
- Clayton didn't like his tone, or the implication.Chapter 1 (46% in)
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