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all each of the people or things mentioned or implied. [1/12 definitions]
allusive referring to something implied or inferred; containing an allusion. [1/2 definitions]
any a thing, things, or an amount of something implied. [1/7 definitions]
big stick political or military power, displayed or implied to intimidate or gain cooperation from potential adversaries, esp. as a foreign policy.
comment a judgment or statement about something, intentionally implied or able to be drawn from something that is witnessed or experienced. [1/8 definitions]
constructive in law, implied or inferred; interpretative. [1/3 definitions]
implication something implied or suggested, from which an inference may be drawn. [1/4 definitions]
implicit implied rather than directly stated. [1/3 definitions]
intimation something hinted at, implied, or subtly revealed. [1/2 definitions]
letter the restricted rather than the implied or essential meaning of a law, contract, or the like. [1/6 definitions]
mandate a directive given or implied by the vote of an electorate. [1/6 definitions]
nothing no part of something mentioned or implied. [1/7 definitions]
read between the lines to discern implied meaning from what is actually said or written.
such of a nature implied but not specified. [3/7 definitions]
tacit suggested, implied, or understood, without being expressed in words.
to used before a verb to show the infinitive, or by itself to represent an implied verb. [1/15 definitions]
trespass in law, an act of entering upon or invading the property, rights, or person of another without permission and with the actual or implied use of force. [2/5 definitions]
unspoken assumed without being expressed or spoken; implied. [1/2 definitions]
without with something (understood or implied) lacking. [1/5 definitions]