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Meanings of implied in English

Silent.

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Examples for "silent"
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A little while she was silent; and seemed in debate with herself.
The Hand but Not the Heart; Or, The Life-Trials of Jessie Loring
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Meanwhile, the Vote Leave campaign has fallen almost silent since the vote.
The Guardian
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The president has largely remained silent on the issue of political prisoners.
The Guardian
4
Today, the World Health Organisation wants you to be a silent hero.
The Guardian
5
The place was silent as the grave; not even a dog barked.
Jess
1
It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
News.com.au
2
She was understood to have had underlying health conditions for several years.
The Guardian
3
Of course, Joshua understood that Rafe was working through a design problem.
The poison eaters: and other stories
4
Objective: Diabetes distress among patients from ethnic minorities is still poorly understood.
Pubmed
5
The reality of climate change is well understood, and beyond scientific doubt.
The Irish Times
1
The tacit message is paying users often have more disposal income too.
Reuters
2
She said there was a tacit agreement not to acknowledge his identity.
Reuters
3
In tacit defeat, the Leader of the Opposition asked no further supplementaries.
Radio NZ
4
It's a day to observe the general protocols, especially the tacit ones!
The South African
5
She interpreted the lack of a reply from Birgit as tacit agreement.
The ice princess
Usage of implied in English
1
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
3
Or maybe she simply still wanted his help, having implied as much.
The arms maker of berlin
4
That implied that Northern Ireland would remain within the EU's economic orbit.
The Irish Times
5
The opening paragraph implied it was nothing more than a technical paper.
Riding rockets
6
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
9
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
12
Correspondents said that it implied that Ms Rousseff's impeachment had already happened.
Radio NZ
13
Police said the quick succession of texts implied it was very urgent.
Radio NZ
14
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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