Implying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPLYING 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to indicate or suggest indirectly

Words related to IMPLYING

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How to use IMPLYING in a sentence

• Religion is not always explained as implying the idea of being bound, but sometimes as being set free from the bonds of the lower or animal nature.
• They depended on the family claim of some family man to a title implying actual possession of another country and all its population.
• The delicacy and the dignity of meaning attaching to the word render it an epithet especially appropriate to Beatrice, as implying all that is loveliest in person and character.
• You show a painful want of tact, Grizel, in implying that I am not perfect.
• Sherman should consider the duty, not as implying that slaves are property, but as a discouragement to the importation of them.
• Respectable hypotheses are caught implying the most disreputable conclusions.
• Sufficiently intelligent to appreciate thoroughly any tokens of ease or education, he was too proud not to resent them involuntarily as implying inferiority on his own part.
• It has merely been inferred, by persons to whose minds the doctrine was previously familiar, from phenomena by no means necessarily implying it.
• Surely that harmony may end without implying the decay of any of its initial components, without implying the destruction of the central constituent of its intelligence.
• The most vigorous and healthy males, implying perfect adaptation, must generally gain the victory in their contests.
• It was then a luxury, implying expensive concert tickets or an elaborate musical training for someone in the family.
• In saying all this, I have no intention whatever of implying that miracles did not illustrate the Life of St.
• Implying as it does the hearty good will and close fellowship of the originator of the movement, A.
• The other, without implying in any manner the slightest departure from strict loyalty to the Cause of God, would be progressive and cautious.
• Therefore death is only a relative term implying change.
• I am fully aware that the suggestion I made may seem like a reflection upon your skill, or rather, as implying a doubt regarding it.
• Ransom only wanted to get away, and in order to facilitate his release by implying that in such a case he should see her again, he said to Mrs.
• Foerstemann speaks, without implying any mistake on the part of the writer.
• It is, at best, the sign of an imperfect fame, implying rather the imitation of a scholar than the independent position of a master.
• Maldon was implying in that last conversation between them.
• So also does desire of knowledge, implying, as it does, desire of leisure.
• Marcus answered with two bows, and immediately rose, and laid down his pipe on the window sill, thereby implying that he would come over at once.
• This theory of inspiration, implying a supernatural fact, becomes impossible to uphold in the presence of the decided ideas of our modern common sense.
• The thought, implying his bondage to her, irritated him acutely.
• To say this of a person connected with mercantile business has a very serious effect upon southern ears, as implying nothing short of bankruptcy and ruin.
• No satisfactory answer had been returned by the Ottoman admiral, whose conduct appeared evasive and trifling, implying a contempt for our prowess, and daring us to do our worst.
• I am far from implying that restrictions are bad things in themselves.
• Its beginning was feeble and unwelcome, implying on the part of China nothing but a few drops of oil to relieve the friction at a few points of contact with the outside world.
• I am reflecting, I replied, and discover that temperance, or wisdom, if implying a knowledge of anything, must be a science, and a science of something.

Similar words containing PLY without suffix ing and without prefix im

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