implying (Meaning)

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implying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Imply

The politician's words implied a hidden agenda that raised suspicion among the public.
Her subtle smile implied a knowingness that put me at ease.
The silence implied an understanding between us that needed no words.
The executive's tone implied a level of authority that he did not possess.
The doctor's expression implied a prognosis that was not very promising.
The child's drawing implied a vivid imagination and a creativity beyond her years.
The aroma of fresh-baked bread implied a cozy and welcoming home.
The rustle of leaves implied the presence of someone or something nearby.
The state of her desk implied a chaotic and disorganized mind.
The sound of thunder implied an impending storm that filled the air with tension.

of Imply

symbolic,insinuating, suggestive, referring, symbolical, connoting, hinting, indicative, exhibiting, characteristic

proclaiming, proclaiming,declaring, explaining, announcing, announcing, explaining, declaring,describing, describing

The politician's words implied a hidden agenda that raised suspicion among the public.

Her subtle smile implied a knowingness that put me at ease.

The silence implied an understanding between us that needed no words.

The executive's tone implied a level of authority that he did not possess.