1. Affectional definition, relating to or implying affection

2. Calumnious: Containing or implying calumny; slanderous or defamatory

3. You offendatedme by implying I could be bought.

4. Accusatorial (comparative more Accusatorial, superlative most Accusatorial) Containing or implying accusation

5. Contradicting definition is - implying, causing, or being a contradiction : contradictory

6. He was not implying that he would come to steal anything.

7. What does Calumnious mean? Containing or implying calumny; slanderous or defamatory

8. Aga definition, a title of honor, usually implying respect for age

9. Affectional definition: relating to or implying affection Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

10. However, this convergence should not necessarily be perceived as implying complete uniformity

11. Conditional definition is - subject to, implying, or dependent upon a condition

12. Adversative definition: (of a word, phrase , or clause ) implying opposition or contrast

13. However, this convergence should not necessarily be perceived as implying complete uniformity.

14. Are you implying I had a hand in his escape, Mr Falco?

15. I hope you are not implying that I obtained this money dishonestly.

16. This man has insulted our Russian allies implying Anglo-American world rule.

17. For example, an H represents high pressure, implying good and fair weather.

18. It had to be about implying and suggesting, not explaining or describing.

19. Top synonyms for Connoting (other words for Connoting) are implying, indicating and signifying.

20. Brucine has a bitterness index of 11 implying that it is Bitterer than quinine

21. So you're implying that the church is holy but the church basement isn't?

22. This avoided implying that the aim was to find a low-probability rule.

23. Yet the associated data must be consistent, implying a need for data synchronization.

24. I'm not implying anything about your cooking, but could we eat out tonight?

25. Political parties retain the same name over long periods, implying sameness of identity.

26. Synonyms for Alluding include implying, suggesting, hinting, indicating, inferring, insinuating, intimating, mentioning, adverting and citing

27. Synonyms for Bespeaking include showing, indicating, revealing, displaying, signifying, demonstrating, denoting, evidencing, evincing and implying

28. The fines for these licences were uniformly trifling, implying that they were obtainable without difficulty.

29. Are you implying by all this I' m ashamed to be an Italian- American?

30. Nicol Bolas left a crumbling Dominaria before The Mending, implying that it couldn't be saved

31. Synonyms for Connotative include hinting, implying, meaning, referring, suggesting, indicatory, indicative, suggestive, denotative and significant

32. The ECB decides to allot EUR 94 million, implying a marginal interest rate of 3,05 %.

33. All the superflare stars observed had more activity than the Sun, implying larger magnetic fields.

34. "Are you implying that I have something to do with those attacks?" she asked coldly.

35. Feedback from many supporters typically related directly the aerial tramway, implying support for the feasibility study.

36. Surely he wasn't implying that she had been trying out her feminine wiles on Sam?

37. Under the guise of complimenting Elizabeth's mercy, Spenser is implying she is easily manipulated by others.

38. From the Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Synonyms: "Begin (implying opposition to end) and Commence (implying opposition to conclude) are identical in meaning [emphasis mine - Alex B.]: the former is often preferred because less formal than the latter

39. It's easy to misinterpret Cladograms as implying that some organisms are more "advanced" than others

40. Bankster is of course pejorative, implying that the person described makes money through illegal or unethical tactics

41. Synonyms for Connoting include implying, indicating, signifying, suggesting, betokening, hinting at, intimating, involving, denoting and designating

42. Some Antiseptics are germicidal in nature, implying that they have the ability to completely destroy microbes

43. A few rocks are slightly alkaline, implying that alkali basalt may have contributed to the volcanic pile.

44. In fact, the clinical name for Parkinson’s is paralysis agitans, the second word implying agitation or shaking.

45. To many this sounds attractive, implying freedom from fixed hours, strict supervision and the hassles of commuting.

46. In many areas, submarine fan conglomerates stratigraphically overlie alluvial fan conglomerates, implying rapidly migrating 'basin margins' through time.

47. Albert Jay Nock seems to be implying that if you're avoiding (A), then you're necessarily doing (B.2).

48. My concern is that we have three images, all female, implying that the male form is somehow Anerotic

49. I was chided for implying in last month's notes that Somerset looked rather a better bet than Gloucestershire.

50. Bulleted lists are used to make items stand out from the text without implying order of importance

51. Quite frankly I deeply resent you implying that I would be involved with a thug like that.

52. “will be commenced” would be a passive, implying that someone (even if not stated) will do the “Commencing”

53. “will be Commenced” would be a passive, implying that someone (even if not stated) will do the “commencing”

54. – milk and milk products which have not been heat treated (implying a positive reaction to the phosphatase test);

55. Of things: The material cause or instrumentality whereby effects are produced; but implying a rational employer or contriver.

56. The policy is being updated to be more explicit that sites falsely implying government affiliation will not be allowed.

57. The campaign called the July Boycott "a warning shot across Facebook's bow," implying more action was to …

58. 1. acting as or being a cause 2. stating, involving, or implying a cause: the Causal part of the argument

59. Households, banks, and some non-financial firms in most advanced economies remain saddled with high debt ratios, implying continued deleveraging.

60. Anticyclone The cyclones are discernably stronger than the Anticyclones, implying the presence of a cyclonic shear over the forcing region

61. There are cases where only instrumental technique is rioted, implying an apprenticeship with a master who transmits the music orally.

62. It can even be used to express gratitude, implying an uneasy feeling of not being able to reciprocate the favor shown.

63. Connotative definition: having the power of implying or suggesting something in addition to what is explicit synonyms: suggestive, inferential, Connotative of

64. Contemptible is usually overtly negative, while contemptuous is often more subtly negative, implying that the contemptuous person is unnecessarily arrogant

65. Of or implying a cause; relating to or of the nature of cause and effect: a Causal factor Not to be confused …

66. By the rule of Nero (54–68), auxiliary numbers may have reached, by one estimate, about 200,000 men, implying about 400 regiments.

67. 24 Single conspicuous targets in the half-field contralateral to the lesion could elicit fixations, implying detection and orienting by a subcortical system.

68. 20 Single conspicuous targets in the half-field contralateral to the lesion could elicit fixations, implying detection and orienting by a subcortical system.

69. Indeed,(sentence dictionary) at this level they have the disturbing effect of implying that a whole range of tasks can be undertaken concurrently.

70. Lahore Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Umer Sheikh on Monday Apologised to the motorway gang-rape victim for his earlier remarks implying …

71. The Greek expression involved here had the idea of alphabetic letters placed in a row, thus implying the ABC’s of a matter.

72. This page shows answers to the clue Assenting.Assenting may be defined as “Giving or implying assent” and “Agreeing with or consenting to (often unwillingly)”

73. He uses, however, a stronger phrase of himself in Begetting them spiritually, "In Christ Jesus," implying both the Saviour's office and person.

74. The Romans considered it to be from Greek asty "town," borrowed into Latin and implying city sophistication (see asteism).Related: Astutely; Astuteness.

75. While not implying abortion, the Convention did imply that affordable contraception should be available, in which connection she directed attention to general recommendation No

76. In addition, the media will deliver subtle propaganda, implying that it is normal to commit immorality, to get drunk, or to use foul language.

77. The Romans considered it to be from Greek asty "town," borrowed into Latin and implying city sophistication (see asteism).Related: Astutely; astuteness.

78. Minh Quân also received an immediate backlash for implying that the Agency for Performing Arts should have banned Chi Pu from becoming a singer.

79. Coevolution is commonly defined as reciprocal evolutionary changes brought about by interactions between species, implying that interacting species impose selection on each other

80. SM together stands for sado masochist or sadomasochism, implying that sadism and masochism are two sides of the same coin and exist together, not separately.