imply

Her silence seemed to imply agreement.

The tone of his voice implied that he was not happy.

His actions imply that he is not interested in the project.

The results of the experiment imply a different conclusion.

The message he sent implies a sense of urgency.

Her smile implies that she knows a secret.

The data strongly imply a correlation between the two variables.

His behavior implies a lack of respect for authority.

The tone of her voice implies that she is upset.

The choice of words in the article implies a bias.

What it implies, I tell you what it implies.

Art usually implies culture, and culture implies, well, not you.

Oh, well, I know what you're implying.

But he denies that this implies a break from the alliance.

Same thing yes exactly it's just the implied.

Or at least that's what the story implies.

The policy implies insidious dangers to the national economy.

He has often implied that he comes before all.

It's called the whale shark. And, as the name implies, it's huge.

Tennessee whiskey, on the other hand, must be made in Tennessee, as the name implies.