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Imply is to suggest something without stating it directly, while infer is to conclude something from evidence. A quick tip: speakers imply; listeners infer.
What's the difference between imply and infer?
Imply is to suggest something without stating it directly.
Infer is to conclude something from evidence.
A quick tip: speakers imply; listeners infer.
Synonyms: browse synonyms for imply and synonyms for infer.
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What is the difference between imply and infer?
Imply is to suggest something without stating it directly, while infer is to conclude something from evidence. A quick tip: speakers imply; listeners infer.
When do you use imply?
Imply is to suggest something without stating it directly.
When do you use infer?
Infer is to conclude something from evidence.
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