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implication

An implication is a hint or suggestion that something might be true, but isn't directly stated.

When people discuss politics or serious issues, you often hear the phrase "this implies..." or "there's an implication here." What does it mean? Well, if someone says something like, "The new policy seems to favor big businesses," they're not saying it outright. Instead, they're hinting that this might be the case because of how the policy is written or what kind of companies are being supported. That's an implication - a way of suggesting a possibility without directly saying it. It's like leaving room for interpretation and letting others draw their own conclusions.

Definitions

noun

  • The act of implicating.

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