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Meanings of implied in English

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        Usage of implied in English
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        But he also said-ora least implied-thatthis model could work better.
        Wired
        2
        The implied threat against Charlie gave Claire a heightened sense of reality.
        A fierce radiance: a novel
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        Or maybe she simply still wanted his help, having implied as much.
        The arms maker of berlin
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        That implied that Northern Ireland would remain within the EU's economic orbit.
        The Irish Times
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        The opening paragraph implied it was nothing more than a technical paper.
        Riding rockets
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        The merit in them and the implied inferiority in ourselves is less.
        Table Talk: Essays on Men and Manners
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        A report Monday showed implied oil demand in China, the world's No.
        Reuters
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        Jefferies analyst Martin Deboo said the new guidance implied modest consensus downgrades.
        Reuters
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        Greed was not just good, they implied, greed was your national duty.
        The Irish Times
        10
        There was no implied condemnation in the statement; rather something like regret.
        Victory: An Island Tale
        11
        He no longer had use for the implied threat of a sword.
        Watcher of the Dead
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        Correspondents said that it implied that Ms Rousseff's impeachment had already happened.
        Radio NZ
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        Police said the quick succession of texts implied it was very urgent.
        Radio NZ
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        He said Obama's backing implied Washington would promise emissions cuts in Copenhagen.
        Reuters
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        He clearly understood what was said, or at least what it implied.
        Soulless
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        The implied threat of summary execution became explicit in a September directive.
        The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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