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    1. The policeman who’d been here when she arrived had implied that it was more attempted murder than a mugging … seemed to think that she’d been deliberately left on the railway line


    2. "Isn't it a beautifully constructed thing", said the two public relations wiz kids, and they explained every nuance, every intimation and every statement, overt or implied


    3. "No; God," she said, with an implied, 'of course


    4. If she was in some simulation running on superconducting quantum processors in the condensates of the dark matter, were there cherubs, or was the soul of every human who had ever died copied here as the captain’s mother had implied? If so she was in deeper waters than her Avatar had been when she faced Alan’s wizards on Biology Base


    5. Ava was glad of that, she was pretty scared by what that class implied


    6. intimation and every statement, overt or implied


    7. The result of something that is been implied


    8. implied but not implied (not noticed to hold to meaning


    9. ‘What? The fact that I’m mid thirties and that this reduces the chance of us being able to have children?’ I replied cottoning on to his implied question


    10. “Same as now,” she said with an implied ‘of course’

    11. “Where you been?” Knume called to Larneh with an air that implied he had been here hours instead of a few minutes


    12. Even though any camera going here would have been considered an explicit film aboard Gordon's Lamp, it was, like Desa had also implied, not a real big deal


    13. The term scrounge also implied someone who attempted to eat from waste also


    14. Jean, unable to keep the implied criticism out of his voice


    15. there was anything in what Smyrna’s harbormaster once implied


    16. By using the word “design”, when referring to aspects within a living organism, let us quickly see what is implied


    17. A resentment of two complete opposites, a prejudice projected down on him, which implied something deeper than anything visually apparent


    18. Could Larocka Myll somehow know about her already? The wanted posters implied Hollowcrest knew Amaranthe was still alive, but he would not have access to magical creatures, would he?


    19. ” She had almost handed Sicarius the second invite anyway, but Akstyr had implied the house’s guardian wards would detect name swaps


    20. So it was not for our own perverse amusement as this particular long haired liberal reader implied

    21. I am bewildered by the latent overtones implied in Mr


    22. They tended to have thin skins, and resented any implied criticism of the system which paid them the big bucks unquestioningly


    23. The utopic assumptions implied by the Court‘s consenting majority are by-products of wishful thinking unsupported in any manner by our society‘s underlying currents


    24. When Nibbles caught sight of the falls, he was thrilled in the sense that they had found it, but it was also somewhat smaller than what the noise implied


    25. The simple statement implied that was all that mattered


    26. Jane Worth made a noise that implied that this was the understatement of the century


    27. “But what is he like as a man?” I kept prodding, but only in the most gentle way, the implied reproof in my questions a spur to the General to justify his hero; and to maybe mythologize to a certain extent


    28. And once that flash of light occurred, it also implied that he and Teresa were already regarded as One


    29. I found what that implied most unsettling


    30. Also implied by my hypothesis is the fact that all the energy in the system also ‘happened’ at the same time

    31. Not that he implied at any point, the General had continued, that the Procrastinator Militant was not a person of incalculable importance but alas, the Arch-minister had seniority according to the Law of Founding


    32. Philo’s thickset body had lost its healthy color; a pallid skin implied he was less than feeble


    33. What was implied was some kind of waveform


    34. The Pilgrim brought a hand up, a gesture that implied Molo should be silent


    35. They are also about status within a family, and its implied, anticipated, or actual change


    36. Cain’s work verified his position as inheritor within the family, whereas Abel’s work implied his status to be that of a helper in support of his elder brother, as the passing of generations left sons to replace their father’s leadership role


    37. However, I cannot agree with the suggestion, even while only implied, that Cain was the originator of the practice


    38. You, he said to me, or implied to me, or meant to imply to me, are my equal


    39. This implied that they were tall and thin


    40. It implied people were fools to believe in their soul

    41. What the machine had just said made no sense at all to Hilderich, but he was anyway preoccupied with trying to ingest what it had all implied


    42. Hilderich was hearing the machine in disbelief, understanding that it had implied it was not infallible; not only that but it had also admitted there was something seriously flawed about him


    43. This might have been seen only as a greater than usual one, or from a different direction, and it just might have been the beginning catalyst for the contest for food resources that evolved into the institution of government-controlled food apportionment as implied in historical, as well as mentioned in biblical accounts (the story of Joseph, Gen


    44. Shadows within the shadows implied more than a single line of trees


    45. She remembered the bruise on her thigh, and imagined the desperation that it had implied


    46. Within this narrative, I also hope to convince you that the name of a Mesopotamian “God-Most-High” known as EL, as revealed through discoveries in archaeology is the same as that implied in the name of the high priest of Salem in the biblical story of Abraham, M-EL-chizedek (see also ch


    47. To resume, at that later date implied in the previous paragraph, having been drawn back once more to the quest by some unidentifiable feeling, my first attempt at having cast that wider net mentioned at the end of that earlier time, came up with little of additional value except that by AD 664 the Islamic Empire had reached its greatest expansion


    48. By the time that Moses was ready to hand his spiritual mantle to his successor, it must be presumed, as implied in the text, that Joshua was at the head of a well-seasoned defense force


    49. It was as if he implied that she had only been with him because Mevarn had not been available


    50. Berlinski further disappoints me in his implied assumption that Darwin was the last significant word on his theory of evolution, and then proceeds to use later understandings as evidence to refute Berlinski’s atheist opponent’s assertions











































    1. Being able to teach necessarily implies the duty of teaching


    2. Even in this it implies that God has His focus upon that place on the globe


    3. But that also implies that what I learned while encapsulated is likely to be true


    4. Such particularity implies that a number of theories about the formation of planets have to be revised


    5. To dream that you are having a caesarian section implies that you need help in order to get your idea or project off the ground


    6. To hear or set off a car alarm in your dream implies that you are headed on the wrong path


    7. If you dream about the death of a child, then it implies that you need to let go of your immaturity and start being more serious


    8. If you dream that someone is telling you that you are going die, then it implies that you are being pressured to make an important change or choice


    9. To dream that there is a fly in your ear implies that someone is trying to discretely tell you something that you don’t want to hear


    10. To dream that you are in an emergency room implies that your current lifestyle is doing you harm

    11. Conversely, if you dream that your father is the one beating you, then it implies a lack of emotional connection with your father


    12. To dream that your father has a girlfriend or mistress, even though he is still married to your mother implies that you are feeling disconnected with one of your parents


    13. To see a fictional character in your dream implies that you are trying to escape from your own reality


    14. To dream that you have gills implies that you are ready to confront your true feelings and submerge yourself in your emotions


    15. To dream that you are at the hairdresser implies that you are looking to change your attitude


    16. To dream that you fall off a hammock implies that you are being mislead into thinking that everything is okay when it is not


    17. If someone else is giving you a helping hand, then it implies your need for help


    18. If you are not an immigrant and dream that you or someone is an immigrant, then it implies that you are acknowledging an aspect of yourself that was unexpressed


    19. To see a jetty in your dream implies that you are trying to create a sense of calm around yourself


    20. To dream that someone is shooting you with a machine gun implies that a great deal of anger is being directed towards you

    21. If the maggots are coming out of your mouth, then it implies that you are not owning up to something you have said


    22. To see or use an otoscope in your dream implies that you need to pay close attention to something that you are overlooking in your waking life


    23. To see the feather of an owl, implies that you need to share your knowledge and wisdom with others


    24. To dream that you are packing, but the more your pack, the more there is to pack implies that you are weighed down by the endless responsibilities and expectations in your life


    25. Alternatively, the dream implies that it is time to bail out of a situation or abandon an old idea or habit


    26. To dream that you are on parole implies that you need to consider the consequence of all your actions


    27. Alternatively, the rainbow implies that your troubles are almost over


    28. To see a Saint Bernard in your dream implies that an aspect of your self is need of rescue


    29. If you find another pair of sandals, then it implies that you need to start over in a different direction


    30. To dream that you are playing with scrabble implies that you still need to piece together your thoughts and emotions

    31. To dream of a sea serpent with a head on each end implies that you are feeling emotional torn


    32. If you dream of having sex in a public place, then the dream implies that others are talking about your private relationship


    33. To dream that you are playing Simon Says implies that you need to listen to directions carefully


    34. To free slaves in your dream implies that you are liberating an aspect of yourself that you have been suppressing or that you have previously not expressed


    35. More specifically, to see your parent(s) sleeping implies that you are turning a blind eye to certain things that would normally bother you


    36. To dream that you are having sex with a teacher implies that there are still things you need to learn when it comes to sex


    37. To dream that you have rotting or decaying teeth implies that you may have said something that you shouldn’t have


    38. Alternatively, it implies that you have a fear of being exposed


    39. To dream that you are reading from a teleprompter implies that you are not saying what you really feel


    40. To dream that the toilet seat is up implies that you are opening up your emotions to others

    41. To dream that you are running around a track implies that you are going in circles


    42. To dream that you are directing traffic implies that you have power and control over the path or destinations of others


    43. To dream that you are caught in an undertow implies that your emotions are overwhelming you at the moment


    44. To dream that you drive your van into a body of water or that it rolls into water implies that you are in for an emotional journey


    45. To dream that someone throws water at you implies that you need to show more of your emotions


    46. ” Aquinas implies that a person’s "final end," which is perhaps the final purpose in life, is the happiness of knowing God


    47. Staunch believers of fate have a hard time reconciling with this gift of free will, which implies the future is yet to be determined


    48. It implies that there exist only certain roles that we should all play


    49. The common saying ‘everything happens for a reason’ implies a motive behind every action


    50. It would be illogical to assume that his explanation of starting with a clean canvas and providing the sequence of his actions to arrive at a finished product, actually implies having removed (erased) an earlier painting














































    1. The Invisible Gardener says: “You can avoid many problems associated with high nitrogen use imply by understanding the organic system of providing nitrogen as the plant needs it


    2. Isn’t this the time that we would expect Jesus to shoot down that kind of Jewish nationalistic pride? Jesus’ answer actually doesn’t imply this


    3. ” As mentioned in the last chapter, the term “first resurrection” seems to imply that there is a second


    4. A lack of interest in her friends may imply you have less than long-term interest in your girlfriend and she may pull away from you thinking you feel less than confident about taking on all


    5. She rubbed some of the juice from her hand onto my head and seemed to imply that it would make my hair grow strong


    6. "That would imply no energy-based third party is disturbing them," Warren said


    7. “What does this imply to you?” Althart asked


    8. Andy glared at the man’s back – how dare he imply that any of this was his fault … it’s not as though he could have done anything to stop Ozzie … and Chrissie’d never asked for help


    9. To reduce very much the number of his servants, to reform his table from great profusion to great frugality, to lay down his equipage after he has once set it up, are changes which cannot escape the observation of his neighbours, and which are supposed to imply some acknowledgment of preceding bad conduct


    10. But you can imply something

    11. These changes do not necessarily imply a negative turn of events


    12. For example, red colored paint may imply painting the town red and releasing pent up excitement


    13. Alternatively, a wagtail may imply joy, contentment and happiness


    14. Alternatively, the dream may imply that you are being too loud or too vocal


    15. " [63] What these two philosophers imply is that the closer you are to God or the Divine, the happier you become


    16. The terminology is actually not important for all the descriptions imply that we came from the Source and we are all making our way back to it


    17. It is best if the key words imply the searcher has an intention to buy,


    18. ’ Only he could say that in the way that didn’t imply anything beyond a polite cordiality


    19. “So it’s clearly not naturally occurring and there is nothing here to imply that it came from Earth


    20. This is actually an oxymoron - to believe in Evolution and to then talk about design - since design would imply that there was a “designer” involved

    21. ‘To that extent, yes, which is not to imply that this technology is without risks: the calculations for exposure can never be one hundred percent accurate


    22. Independent lines of evidence from Type Ia supernovae and the CMB imply that the Universe today is dominated by a mysterious form of energy known as dark energy, which apparently permeates all of space


    23. Based on these two verses, they imply that something needed to have happened to cause the Earth to become void and empty


    24. “You imply there are more of these defilers?” he asked, looking off to a


    25. ‘For a human? That would imply that you are not


    26. Full Hunter? Did that imply he was a partial one? Maybe he had had some training—the same way he had had cartography training—but not as much as one needed to qualify for the title


    27. “And what’s it going to hurt,” Amaranthe continued to Tuskar, “if you imply you have his ear?”


    28. Equality, however, does not (necessarily) imply Freedom although some might (otherwise) argue by the examples indicated above; that every individual is allowed certain latitude (or Freedom) in making personal decisions


    29. (This is not to imply that the latter should not be commended only that the former, by stepping out of character by doing something out of the ordinary, arguably displayed greater courage)


    30. either because he or she needs the money or because these collectibles no longer hold the same intrinsic ―value‖ that they once did, so why not part with (them) for a profit? This is not meant to imply, however, that that individual‘s principled belief system has been fundamentally modified in any manner; such accommodations do not (necessarily) alter the underlying (moral) assumptions that (otherwise) defines that individual

    31. It is axiomatic that a probable action that exists as a potential does not necessarily imply criminal intent


    32. God could not occasion His own existence because such would imply (a) causation preceding His existence


    33. A Perfect Being cannot ―cause‖ its own creation inasmuch as (the) subsequent effects of Creation imply an (existing) potential for movement or change and/or possessing a set of predicates or determinants otherwise lacking in a Perfect Being that is ―entirely without limit or incapable of any infallibility, whatsoever


    34. Carter‘s endlessly quixotic ―peacekeeping‖ overtures to autocratic regimes throughout the Third World in a transparent attempt at redeeming his failed presidency; this is not to imply, however, that our ex-president does not (otherwise) share a certain sympathy with such leaders as evidenced by his fawning indifference to human and civil rights abuses routinely evident in many of those countries


    35. Faith does not imply a paucity of discernable evidence but an immanent reflection of ideas, rather, that must (necessarily) exist in the mind however apart from the mind inasmuch as ideas have foundations of their (own) that support their (own) existence


    36. His ―benign‖ approach to reform did not in any manner imply a moral neutrality but a call for public awareness, rather


    37. I do not mean to imply that America‘s historical evolution was exclusively a White Male phenomenon


    38. Therefore, a commitment to (true) friendship, setting aside such differences for the moment, requires that our differences produce (a) plausible effect, that does not (necessarily) imply acceptance, however, without compromising either individual‘s prevailing sentiments


    39. An animal can never hope to aspire to Wisdom because such efforts imply a certain insight into the underpinnings of conscious designs, not merely their outward expressions but all that lies hidden and beyond


    40. This is not to imply that morality is a relative phenomenon, however

    41. Putting aside the fact that a war branded as “just” does not imply, in and of itself, a just peace, one should not forget that an attack on Iraq would amount only to a resumed conflict: the continuation of the war approved in 1990 and suspended in 1991 due to an accord which Saddam has failed to fulfill


    42. “When you say ‘Top Secret,’ I don’t think you quite realize what that may imply


    43. “I was afraid that your meeting wouldn’t go well, and all day my thoughts were of what that might imply for you, me, and Herminia too,” Beth later said, lying naked, in their tangle of arms, physically spent, yet spiritually vibrant


    44. What this would imply, is the universe is not only older than we think, but that time is going slower than we think, and that the universe will in fact last longer than present estimates give credit…”


    45. Ursempyre was still looking at the Patriarch dumbfounded, not as much because of the Patriarch’s ability to instantly and at will seemingly conjure whatever items he pleased, but more so because of what he was saying, or trying to imply


    46. Amonas had resisted the idea in more depth by pointing out that even if that were so, they had not heard or seen the passing of such a thing ever since they arrived here, which would imply that whatever that thing was, it did not make frequent overpasses


    47. Only when it’s allowed to fester does it imply a larger underlying problem


    48. How did the elder son feel about this disrespectful challenge to his father’s plans? The only basis to imply disagreement with his brother’s approach is that there was no like request from him


    49. The ways of men were madness, and only women truly understood the ancient mysteries, her silence seemed to imply


    50. You, he said to me, or implied to me, or meant to imply to me, are my equal














































    1. ‘He made the big mistake of implying that she worked as a waitress …


    2. “Are you implying the turannoi didn’t have Ithaca’s best interests at heart?” said Aetes


    3. Often implying something is more


    4. The term has strong religious overtones, sometimes implying a Divine source of the calling


    5. C then assured them that he would formally execute a contract with them and thus implying that he was sincere


    6. not respond, implying that he did feel harassed, which was the truth


    7. Implying that we can earn God’s favour through rituals or by keeping to certain rules, is a warped view, instilled by our enemies


    8. do you actually think I traveled six hundred miles just for a tumble in the hay with you? Do you think I’m that desperate or are you implying your reputation is that good?”


    9. "She has a low sex drive" (implying that her ability to get aroused is broken/defective)?


    10. “Your plan,” Sicarius said, implying he was waiting to hear it

    11. I‘m not implying that these transgressions did not in fact occur (and still do for that matter)


    12. I am not implying parental infallibility


    13. Implying that their children‘s underlying talents lay predominately in sports is demeaning to Black Americans


    14. Kennedy almost immediately announced the discovery, and demanded the missiles be removed, implying that not doing so would lead to war


    15. “All I know, Señorita Tierney,” his voice implying accusation, “is that your federal government is continuing to investigate the incident and coincidentally, you have chosen the time of that inquiry for your travel to Costa Rica


    16. The father scolds him, although very mildly, “He is your brother!” implying, “You should be happy too!”


    17. Some people refer to this as getting long in the tooth implying that the damage to the tissues is the result of getting older


    18. 12–14, 1518) and refused to recant a sentence…which Cajetan interpreted as implying a rejection of the teaching authority of the pope…He [Luther] undertook historical studies and concluded that the authority which was claimed in the Roman church for the papacy could be supported only by Papal decretals of the preceding four centuries


    19. “Bad: Not good…Not valid or sound…Having an injurious or unfavorable tendency or effect…Depraved, corrupt, base, sinful, criminal, Bad is the broadest and simplest term” (implying anything that stands in opposition to that which is good)


    20. On the day of the surgery, he was in a meeting informing the bureaucrats that it was their fault his client was undergoing surgery as he spoke, implying this cancer was caused by stress – as indeed it may have been

    21. I am not implying in any way that God will not resurrect a cremated body; we will get to that later


    22. Now, I am not implying that this sort of thing happens when bodies are cremated, but just think about it, nobody goes to witness the cremation, they just want the ashes


    23. over and over again so implying that Israel was still in the habit of ongoing sin of the


    24. Elena, also getting angry: I do not want to know what it is that you are implying because I don’t like where this is going, but know this, you need to get yourself together otherwise you will have much more to lose than a title


    25. also implying that Jesus is very God and fully man at one and the


    26. I knew he wasn’t implying that I sleep with him, but that he wanted to break up my family over his own sick vendetta


    27. Was he implying that Lucky was lying to me?


    28. Roger went to Josie’s defense, only to find himself in an unfriendly exchange of words with the officer who was repeating with emphasis that “this is Bulgaria”, rightly implying that their laws must be respected


    29. “What are you implying?!” she grimly demanded, tears streaming down as she was forced to re-live yesterday’s horror


    30. to the large expense I was asking her to acquire and implying that

    31. AWFUL, mostly because about 80% of it is commercials implying


    32. He said that with a certain intensity, implying that we will wait while strongly preferring not to, and also implying that we may not wait that long


    33. The author, by putting forth an additional source identified only as “G” might be seen to be implying that this should be construed to be the most ancient and original of sources


    34. implying that this should be construed to be the most ancient and original of sources


    35. television seemed to be implying that if you weren’t shopping--


    36. I have heard this statement many times: “You gotta crucify your flesh daily!” Implying that we have to crucify “our own” sin nature every day, because God didn’t do it for us


    37. ” Implying that when there is no transgression, or sins, there is no more wrath


    38. I am not implying any malevolence here, you need to remember that your parents, and all preceding generations did not have the luxury of fancy life-planning


    39. Instead, there was this latent sentiment that ‘the best are the first to die’, implying that the likes of us who returned were of lesser quality


    40. you’re implying then don’t waste your breath

    41. lot of problems with that as long as you're not implying or saying that you're the greatest thing


    42. implying that society must always suffer the


    43. Yes but aren"t you just splitting hairs? Isn"t leaving Earth implying the time of


    44. So, in the language of implying,


    45. Dominic didn’t like the question, implying that he wasn’t much of a consolation prize


    46. Was he implying


    47. Roelle studied her face and wondered how the woman knew or was implying


    48. She didn’t mention Jean, but everybody knew what she was implying


    49. "Are you implying that our soldiers will all be subjected to brain implants?"


    50. Implying a human source, I‘d say











































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    Synonyms for "imply"

    connote imply entail mean involve incriminate inculpate signify denote import presuppose assume intimate hint at indicate insinuate mention suggest hint refer to

    "imply" definitions

    express or state indirectly


    suggest as a logically necessary consequence; in logic


    have as a logical consequence


    suggest that someone is guilty


    have as a necessary feature