v. express or state indirectly
His words imply a lack of faith. OR The smiles imply happiness.
His words imply a lack of faith. OR The smiles imply happiness.
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What did Wilder imply about life in a small town?
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Why did Alice imply that Ginger would be a good dog for Skinny Man?
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The smiles imply happiness.
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What does the book imply are Ibn's riches?
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hint; indicate; clue
hide; conceal
2 syllables
im-ply
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