Implied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPLIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPLY, to insinuate
• indicate the truth or existence of (something) by suggestion rather than explicit reference
• (of a fact or occurrence) suggest (something) as a logical consequence
ADJECTIVE:
• hinted at or suggested
• Virtually involved or included; involved in substance; inferential; tacitly conceded; -- the correlative of express, or expressed. See Imply.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of imply

Words related to IMPLIED

impliedly17 imply12 implying16

How to use IMPLIED in a sentence

• When the two hunters had captured Kaviak, and shut him indoors, they acted on his implied suggestion that the fish-trap ought to be examined.
• There was no reproof upon her lips nor implied censure in her manner.
• The various properties are described or implied in the text of the play.
• The idea of torturing Raoul, either in body or mind, was the last intention of one so humane, but he felt indignant at the implied suspicion.
• The kind interest implied by the words, and probably a sense of his utterly destitute state, affected him strongly, and he burst into tears.
• By this it is not implied that their artillery fire is not good.
• Even the implied understanding with the King of Scots was not abandoned by the man on whom the responsibility rested of defeating him.
• When therefore, God is said to be our Father, something more is implied in this than that God created man.
• Thus, he had passed three years that chafed him because of their comparative idleness and their implied rebuke.
• Here, in Chestatee, Forrester well knew that a crowd implied little good-fellowship.
• For it implied not merely that their evolution must have taken place but the foundations of existing distribution must have been laid in a preceding age.
• I had found the cases to be more complex than the picturesque statements of fiction writers implied.
• The towns of the province, as we have already implied, fall into two classes.
• This enumeration implied a great many more points of agreement than were found in those very Articles which were fundamental.
• It is obvious what an effect this kind of news, whether implied or clearly stated, had on the Guardian’s heart, and what an unfavourable reaction it produced.
• In that country, custom, as he implied, is all in all.
• But the startled look with which I received the suggestion his words implied seemed to make him recollect himself, for he rose and took my arm without saying more.
• Nigger, as his name implied, was a magnificent coal-black animal without a speck of white upon him anywhere.
• Still, he adds, he was conscious of a sense of tension in his nature which implied that his mind had not completely recovered its normal balance.
• Frequently, too, all of this is but the basis of either a direct or an implied argument.
• The great majority of our acts are too trivial to merit any notice, such as is implied in a moral judgment.
• The brothers at least could not but feel the implied rebuke.
• This is what he finds implied in the common notions of Duty.
• Three are directly spoken, and one is not spoken, but directly implied.
• In 1774 Washington dined with him in Philadelphia, which implied friendship.
• But even this implied blasphemy against the habitation he worshiped did not prevent Mr.
• She shook her head, still regarding him attentively with an air of appeal that implied submission to his judgment.
• She had a very short and pointed rule or law of her own, which implied death to any who talked of giving out and going back.
• Whether the Act itself was right or wrong does not depend upon the degradation of Congress implied in the original charge.

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