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Meanings of imply in English

Catalan
encloure
Spanish
comportar

To have as a logical consequence.

encloure
Portuguese
incriminar
Catalan
inculpar

Suggest that someone is guilty.

incriminar
Catalan
implicar
Spanish
implicar

Express or state indirectly.

implicar
Spanish
suponer

Have as a necessary feature.

suponer
Usage of imply in English
1
Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end FEDWATCH.
Reuters
2
Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end .
Reuters
3
It doesn't imply the households caused the crisis but they are involved.
The Irish Times
4
That may imply limited appetite for U.S. mortgage paper under any circumstances.
Reuters
5
This does not necessarily imply more risk, just a different behaviour pattern.
The Guardian
6
France has blocked talks on five areas it says imply eventual membership.
Reuters
7
Molar and molecular views of behavior imply different approaches to data analysis.
Pubmed
8
Mr. Cord had no 'previous guardians.' To imply otherwise misrepresents my client.
The unincorporated man
9
He also said Cummings's actions did not imply a loosening of restrictions.
The Guardian
10
Traditional, however, does not imply tractable, as imaginative subjects are also represented.
The Irish Times
11
But he is wrong to imply that it constitutes acceptable journalistic practice.
The Guardian
12
Yet, these developments do not necessarily imply an attack on our neutrality.
The Irish Times
13
Another noncommittal noise, only this one ended up, to imply a question.
I'd know you anywhere
14
I hope I never imply that you have to have a story.
The new yorker
15
She is fighting in places which imply she wants a three-digit majority.
BBC
16
No more does Progress in one thing imply Progress in every thing.
Considerations on Representative Government
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Portuguese
incriminar
Imply through the time
Imply across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common