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- pronunciation:
- Im
pl
keI
sh n
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
part of speech: |
noun |
definition: |
something hinted at or suggested, but not said directly.
When he asked me if I had his watch, the implication was that I had stolen it.- similar words:
- sound
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related words: |
hint, intent |
adjective + (n.)implication
broad,
clear,
cultural,
developmental,
direct,
disturbing,
economic,
educational,
enormous,
environmental,
frightening,
global,
grave,
important,
instructional,
legal,
logical,
moral,
negative,
nursing,
obvious,
ominous,
political,
potential,
practical,
profound,
psychological,
racial,
radical,
serious,
strategic,
tremendous,
troubling
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verb + (n.)implication
assess, consider, discuss, examine, explore, grasp, ponder, resent, understand
(n.)implication
+ verb
concern
noun + (n.)implication

conclusion, discussion, insight, meaning, policy, privacy, study
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The word implication
contains the following part:
plic, plex, ply
Latin
root
that means fold, plait
  Example words:
accomplice, applicant, apply, complex, complicate, display, duplicate, implication, imply, multiplication, multiply1
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