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5 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for INFER in dictionary:

VERB:

to reach or derive by reasoning
deduce or conclude (something) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements
work out from evidence
To bring on; to induce; to occasion.
To offer, as violence.
To bring forward, or employ as an argument; to adduce; to allege; to offer.
To derive by deduction or by induction; to conclude or surmise from facts or premises; to accept or derive, as a consequence, conclusion, or probability; to imply; as, I inferred his determination from his silence.
To show; to manifest; to prove.
reason by deduction; establish by deduction
draw from specific cases for more general cases

Words related to INFER

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Words that contain INFER

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How to use INFER in a sentence

But I do not infer that therefore Germany was all the time working up to an aggressive war.
And thus, my dear, am I brought to sit down satisfied with this man, where I find room to infer that he is not by nature a savage.
He can be proved to have done this in regard to the Epistles, and therefore it is fair to infer that he dealt in the same way with the Gospel.
But what must we infer from them? In good earnest, if we carefully examine the matter, we shall find that they prove too much.
You could not certainly infer from his modesty what has proved to be the fact, that he has filled his place admirably well.
I infer from these two things that you wish to be cured of these faults, and to become a boy of firm moral principle.
Emilie Schomberg, as her name may lead you to infer, was a German.
Since all the motions that we witness taking place on the surface of the earth soon come to an end, we are led to infer that rest is the natural condition of things.
Let no one hastily infer that the accomplished gentleman of whom we speak was in any sense a sham.
Experience, however, has taught us to infer that the fact is probable, because it is impolitic.

In making these remarks we do not infer that our wounded were not well attended to by the enemy.
But given evidence of familiarity and affection with opportunity and suspicious conduct, a jury will commonly infer it.
From this fact we may reasonably infer that Ahau does not belong to the column.
We infer from his conduct towards Mary, that he was a mild, and tender, and pure-hearted, as well as an upright man.
But this is a species of evidence we can never be too cautious in using, as the temptation is always to infer too much rather than too little.
To these qualities we may, perhaps, ascribe the singular neglect which, so far as we may infer, he met with in his own age, and certainly in the century following.
We must not infer too readily a racial trait from the temper of the individual composer.
I infer also from an observation made by Professor Owen, with respect to the length of the arms of the ourang-outang, that he has come to a nearly similar conclusion.
But she said little, and I could only infer that she might be creating in her brain false dangers for a friend.
Jeffery, who was led to infer that the wounds of the prisoner had been inflicted by our people, and that the natives were about to retaliate upon himself.
Secondly, from that former fusion, to infer the actual existence of mineral fire in the system of the earth.
The story was sufficiently ugly as Johannesburg was accustomed to relate it, but upon this occasion Teddy Isaacs was allowed to infer the details.
And I infer from it, that even women of sense are not to be trusted with power.
Not daring to tell him the truth, I leave him to infer that my marriage engagement has been broken off, he writes back a kind and comforting letter.
We have a right to infer His gentleness, forbearance, and forgiveness from the existence of such gracious qualities in ourselves.
And you would infer that temperance is not only noble, but also good? That is my opinion.
We should deceive our readers if we left them to infer from the jesting talk of the doctor that any mutual attachment existed between Miss Armstrong and William Bernard.

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