adjective

implied

implied, suggested, hinted at

There was an implied threat in his words.

There was an implied threat in his words.

This was an implied term of the contract.

This was an implied term of the contract.

implied + noun an implied sth. There was an implied threat in his words.

Synonyms: suggested, hinted, unspoken; Antonyms: explicit, stated

The past participle of the verb 'imply', from Latin 'implicare' (to fold in).

Remember that something 'implied' is not stated directly but is understood. It's the result of the action 'to imply'.

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