implyUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ɪmˈplaɪ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ɪmˈplaɪ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(im plī′)
imply WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Sense: Verb: indicate Synonyms: indicate, suggest Collocations, hint Collocations, hint at, drop a hint, signify, intimate Collocations, connote, insinuate, point to, refer to, seem to suggest Sense: Verb: involve Synonyms: Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: allude to v. connote v. imply - English Only forum
average market would imply - English Only forum "behind" imply adverb? - English Only forum Beholde a fencer [imply a negative sense?]? - English Only forum Can "kept" imply "something is still in the keeper’s possession"? - English Only forum correlation does not always imply connection? - English Only forum Does 'make' imply successful achievement? - English Only forum Does being tricked into doing something imply doing it? - English Only forum Does "bring to" imply going into a place? - English Only forum Does deceased always imply recently dead? - English Only forum Does "fish out" imply there was groping? - English Only forum Does hiring always imply that there's money involved? - English Only forum Does "irony" necessarily imply humour? - English Only forum Does "jump for joy" imply a jump in reality? - English Only forum does not <apply> <imply> - English Only forum does not imply husbanding - English Only forum Does "or" imply a better alternative in some situations? - English Only forum does road imply it is not made of dirt ? - English Only forum Does smell imply bad smell? - English Only forum Does "what books" imply "there being only a few." - English Only forum embody, imply - English Only forum Excite (verb): Does it necessarily imply sexual? - English Only forum Had it all figured out: to imply failure - English Only forum Here, what does "more of" imply? - English Only forum I'm not involved -- Can imply others might? - English Only forum Idiom for when we Imply something - English Only forum if that were true it would imply that he were - English Only forum Imply - English Only forum imply / mean - English Only forum imply & implicate & implication - English Only forum more...
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