inferring (Meaning)

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

of Infer

I infer that you are feeling disappointed by the outcome.
The silence in the room implied he was inferring something.
I had to infer the missing details from the context clues.
Based on their reactions, I infer they had a strong disagreement.
The politician's vague statements led me to infer his true intentions.
We can infer that the company is struggling financially from their recent layoffs.
By inferring from the patient's symptoms, the doctor made a diagnosis.
Small details, such as body language, can often provide clues from which to infer a person's feelings.
I cautiously infer that the project deadline has been extended.
The historian reached an intriguing conclusion by inferring connections between seemingly unrelated events.

of Infer

deriving, understanding, deciding, guessing, deducing, ascertaining, speculating, judging, concluding, thinking

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

I infer that you are feeling disappointed by the outcome.

The silence in the room implied he was inferring something.

I had to infer the missing details from the context clues.

Based on their reactions, I infer they had a strong disagreement.