implied

As adjectives the difference between implied and semantics

is that implied is suggested without being stated directly while semantics is .

As a verb implied

is (imply).

As an adjective implied

is suggested without being stated directly.

As a verb implied

is (imply).

As a noun crucifixion is

crucifixion; execution on a cross.

As an adjective implied

is suggested without being stated directly.

As a verb implied

is (imply).

As adjectives the difference between inherent and implied

is that inherent is inherent while implied is suggested without being stated directly.

As a verb implied is

(imply).

As verbs the difference between enumerated and implied

is that enumerated is past tense of enumerate while implied is past tense of imply.

As an adjective implied is

suggested without being stated directly.

As verbs the difference between implied and imply

is that implied is (imply) while imply is (of a proposition) to have as a necessary consequence.

As an adjective implied

is suggested without being stated directly.

As adjectives the difference between implied and intended

is that implied is suggested without being stated directly while intended is planned.

As verbs the difference between implied and intended

is that implied is past tense of imply while intended is past tense of intend.

As a noun intended is

fiancé or fiancée.

As adjectives the difference between intangible and implied

is that intangible is incapable of being perceived by the senses; incorporeal while implied is suggested without being stated directly.

As a noun intangible

is anything intangible.

As a verb implied is

(imply).

As an adjective implied

is suggested without being stated directly.

As a verb implied

is (imply).

As a noun inference is

inference.

As verbs the difference between intimated and implied

is that intimated is past tense of intimate while implied is past tense of imply.

As an adjective implied is

suggested without being stated directly.