inference

His point by inference is that you are not doing so.

Which was not without its inferences as to their situation.

But these days there is no inference about it at all.

It was open to the court to make this inference.

The inference was that she would not stand in her husband's way.

I had no evidence that would stand up in court, only inferences.

This is based on inference from the political situation of the time.

The inference is that this was done by someone with experience.

It was one of the most significant books on social inference in 1980.

Inference - that your brother was often at low water.

Also, the inference was clear in the construction of the word itself.

The jury is also free to make no such inference.

If someone saw him now, the inference would be too clear to miss.

The inference to be drawn from the evidence had been clear enough.

The reasonable inference from the evidence is that he did.

What inferences you can draw from that I'm not sure of.

At least that had been the inference which I drew.

The others had caught the true inference of my statement.

The inference here is the same as in our last observation.

Together, they may more strongly support one particular inference over another.

A fact or piece of information, especially as a basis for inference.

"We can make the right inferences today because of his insights."

And so to many, the inference was that he meant Johnson.

But West did not draw the right inference and led a club.

Its cause is only an inference, though a very probable one.