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| im·ply [ im pl ] (past and past participle im·plied, present participle im·ply·ing, 3rd person present singular im·plies) |
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1. suggest: to make something understood without expressing it directly
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2. involve: to involve something as a necessary part or condition
 Such impressive exam results imply good teaching and study methods.
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| [14th century. Via Old French emplier< Latin implicare (see implicate)] |
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| im·plied adjective |
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