V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
implication
noun
Definition: 1. something that is implied as a natural consequence of something else; 2. involvement or entanglement of somebody in something
Synonyms: connotation, assumption, consequence, involvement, connection
Antonyms:
Tips: Implication is derived from the Latin implicare, “to entangle, involve.” Use implication as a way of questioning consequences and outcomes of someone's actions or statements (e.g. "what are the implications?"). Implication can also be used as a way of suggesting wrong doing or a connection to a crime. See also: implicate.
Usage Examples:
Her implication was that if I was ever late again, I would be fired. (suggestion, connotation)
Our decision to purchase this house will have serious implications for our financial future. (consequences)
It is important to consider the wider implications of acting in a rash manner. (consequences)
His implication in the crime was broadcasted on all of the cable news programs. (connection, involvement)
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