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Implies vs Suggests - What's the difference?

implies | suggests |


As verbs the difference between implies and suggests

is that implies is third-person singular of imply while suggests is third-person singular of suggest.

Implications vs Implies - What's the difference?

implications | implies |


As a noun implications

is .

As a verb implies is

(imply).

Implies vs Entails - What's the difference?

implies | entails |


As verbs the difference between implies and entails

is that implies is third-person singular of imply while entails is third-person singular of entail.

As a noun entails is

plural of lang=en.

Wikidiffcom vs Implies - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | implies |


As a verb implies is

(imply).

Involves vs Implies - What's the difference?

involves | implies |


As verbs the difference between involves and implies

is that involves is third-person singular of involve while implies is third-person singular of imply.

Impliest vs Implies - What's the difference?

impliest | implies |


As verbs the difference between impliest and implies

is that impliest is (archaic) (imply) while implies is (imply).

Implied vs Implies - What's the difference?

implied | implies |


As verbs the difference between implied and implies

is that implied is (imply) while implies is (imply).

As an adjective implied

is suggested without being stated directly.

Implies vs Connotes - What's the difference?

implies | connotes |


As verbs the difference between implies and connotes

is that implies is third-person singular of imply while connotes is third-person singular of connote.

Implies vs Indirect - What's the difference?

implies | indirect |


As a verb implies

is (imply).

As an adjective indirect is

not direct; roundabout; deceiving; setting a trap; confusing.

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