implication 音標拼音: [
, ɪmplək'eʃən]
n . 意涵,暗示,暗指
意涵,暗示,暗指
implication 蘊含; 隱含式
implication 蘊含
implication n 1 :
something that is inferred (
deduced or entailed or implied ); "
his resignation had political implications "
[
synonym : {
deduction }, {
entailment }, {
implication }]
2 :
a meaning that is not expressly stated but can be inferred ;
"
the significance of his remark became clear only later ";
"
the expectation was spread both by word and by implication "
[
synonym : {
significance }, {
import }, {
implication }]
3 :
an accusation that brings into intimate and usually incriminating connection 4 :
a logical relation between propositions p and q of the form `
if p then q ';
if p is true then q cannot be false [
synonym :
{
implication }, {
logical implication }, {
conditional relation }]
5 :
a relation implicated by virtue of involvement or close connection (
especially an incriminating involvement ); "
he was suspected of implication in several robberies "
Implication \
Im `
pli *
ca "
tion \,
n . [
L .
implicatio :
cf .
F .
implication .]
1 .
The act of implicating ,
or the state of being implicated .
[
1913 Webster ]
Three principal causes of firmness are .
the grossness ,
the quiet contact ,
and the implication of component parts . --
Boyle .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
An implying ,
or that which is implied ,
but not expressed ;
an inference ,
or something which may fairly be understood ,
though not expressed in words .
[
1913 Webster ]
Whatever things ,
therefore ,
it was asserted that the king might do ,
it was a necessary implication that there were other things which he could not do .
--
Hallam .
[
1913 Webster ]
180 Moby Thesaurus words for "
implication ":
absorption ,
accusal ,
accusation ,
accusing ,
affective meaning ,
allegation ,
allegement ,
allegory ,
allusion ,
arcane meaning ,
arraignability ,
arraignableness ,
arraignment ,
assault ,
association ,
assumption ,
attack ,
bearing ,
bill of particulars ,
blame ,
blameworthiness ,
bloody hands ,
bringing of charges ,
bringing to book ,
broad hint ,
burden ,
censurability ,
censurableness ,
censure ,
charge ,
chargeability ,
citation ,
clue ,
coloration ,
coloring ,
complaint ,
complicity ,
conclusion ,
connection ,
connotation ,
consequence ,
count ,
criminality ,
cue ,
culpability ,
delation ,
denotation ,
denouncement ,
denunciation ,
dirty hands ,
drift ,
effect ,
embarrassment ,
engagement ,
enmeshment ,
entailment ,
entanglement ,
essence ,
extension ,
force ,
gentle hint ,
gesture ,
gist ,
glimmer ,
glimmering ,
grammatical meaning ,
guilt ,
guiltiness ,
guilty conscience ,
hint ,
idea ,
impact ,
impeachability ,
impeachableness ,
impeachment ,
implied meaning ,
import ,
impugnment ,
imputation ,
inclusion ,
incrimination ,
inculpation ,
index ,
indication ,
indictability ,
indictableness ,
indictment ,
inference ,
information ,
inkling ,
innuendo ,
insinuation ,
intension ,
intimation ,
involution ,
involvement ,
ironic suggestion ,
kick ,
lawsuit ,
laying of charges ,
lexical meaning ,
literal meaning ,
look ,
meaning ,
metaphorical sense ,
nod ,
nuance ,
nudge ,
occult meaning ,
onus ,
overtone ,
peccancy ,
pertinence ,
pith ,
plaint ,
point ,
practical consequence ,
presumption ,
presupposition ,
prompt ,
prosecution ,
purport ,
range of meaning ,
real meaning ,
red -
handedness ,
reference ,
referent ,
relation ,
relevance ,
reprehensibility ,
reproach ,
reproachableness ,
reprovability ,
reprovableness ,
scent ,
scope ,
semantic cluster ,
semantic field ,
sense ,
sign ,
signal ,
significance ,
signification ,
significatum ,
signifie ,
span of meaning ,
spirit ,
spoor ,
structural meaning ,
subsense ,
subsidiary sense ,
substance ,
subsumption ,
suggestion ,
suit ,
sum ,
sum and substance ,
supposition ,
suspicion ,
symbolic meaning ,
symbolism ,
symptom ,
taxing ,
telltale ,
tenor ,
tinge ,
totality of associations ,
touch ,
track ,
transferred meaning ,
true bill ,
unadorned meaning ,
undercurrent ,
undermeaning ,
undertone ,
unspoken accusation ,
value ,
veiled accusation ,
whisper ,
wink {
implies }
IMPLICATION .
An inference of something not directly declared ,
but arising from what is admitted or expressed .
2 .
It is a rule that when the law gives anything to a man ,
it gives him by implication all that is necessary for its enjoyment .
It is also a rule that when a man accepts an office ,
he undertakes by implication to use it according to law ,
and by non -
user he may forfeit it .
2 B1 .
Com .
152 .
3 .
An estate in fee simple will pass by implication ;
6 John ..
R .
185 ;
IS John .
R .
31 ;
2 Binn .
R .
464 ,
532 ;
such implication must not only be a possible or probable one ,
but it must be plain and necessary that is ,
so strong a probability of intention that an intention contrary to that imputed to the testator cannot be supposed .
1 Ves . &
B .
466 ;
Willes ,
141 ;
1 Ves .
jr .
564 ;
14 John .
R .
198 .
Vide ,
generally ,
Com .
Dig .
Estates by Devise ,
N 12 ,
13 ;
2 Rop .
Leg .
342 ;
14 Vin .
Ab .
341 ;
5 Ves .
805 ;
5 Ves .
582 ;
3 Ves .
676 .
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