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implial

implial noun: the act of implying; implication.

Noun

implial (uncountable)

  1. The act of implying; implication.
    • Is it the expressed will or the implied will, and, if so, how much of expression or of implial goes to constitute the valid will as such?1897, The Social Democrat, volume 1, page 368
    Antonyms:
    inferral

Antonyms of implial

Questions about implial

What does implial mean?
Implial means the act of implying; implication.
What part of speech is implial?
Implial is a noun.

Words near implial in the dictionary

  1. implex
  2. implexes
  3. implexion
  4. implexions
  5. impliable
  6. implial
  7. implicable
  8. implicand
  9. implicands
  10. implicans
  11. implicant

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