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Meanings of infer from in English
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Usage of infer from in English
1
We can only infer from effects causes exactly adequate to those effects.
2
We infer from the above that his religious belief is somewhat vague.
3
All that we can infer from it, is, that God is material.
4
It is astonishing, I own; but what would you infer from them?
5
What do you infer from the appearance here of these hostile savages?
6
I infer from the Doctor's letter, that you are a gifted person.
7
Are we to infer from this, that a bad time is coming?
8
We may infer from one remark in it that the sky was clear.
9
I infer from the volume of dust that it is a considerable force.
10
That the former were magnificent, we may infer from the verses of Martial:
11
We can deduce and infer from their actions, statements and policies.
12
I hardly know what I am to infer from your observations respecting him.
13
We know nothing of his life except what we infer from his poetry.
14
You may, perhaps, infer from my remarks that I would have you resign.
15
Am I to infer from this that you have designs on the Governor?
16
What characteristics of the man may you infer from this poem?
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Infer from across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Less common