implicativeness
/ɪmˈplɪkətɪvnəs/
noun
- The quality of suggesting or involving something indirectly, without stating it clearly.
- The lawyer argued that the implicativeness of the witness's answer was misleading.
- In poetry, implicativeness often adds depth and layers of meaning.
- The implicativeness of her comment made everyone wonder what she really meant.
- The state of being connected or involved in something, especially in a complicated way.
- The implicativeness of the two cases made the investigation very difficult.
- The implicativeness of the company in the scandal was finally revealed.
- We didn't realize the implicativeness of our decision until much later.
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