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implicatum

implicatum noun: that which is implied.

Noun

implicatum (plural implicata)

  1. That which is implied.

Forms of implicatum

pluralimplicata

Origin of implicatum

Introduced by Paul Grice in 1975, from Latin.

Questions about implicatum

What does implicatum mean?
Implicatum means that which is implied.
What part of speech is implicatum?
Implicatum is a noun.
What is the plural of implicatum?
The plural of implicatum is implicata.

Words near implicatum in the dictionary

  1. implicatively
  2. implicativeness
  3. implicator
  4. implicators
  5. implicatory
  6. implicatum
  7. implicature
  8. implicatures
  9. implicit
  10. Implicit Association Test
  11. Implicit Association Tests

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