implication

I wish it were possible to speak of God without the implication of dealing with religion.

This, it must be observed, was not a direct falsehood: it was such only by implication.

"We must make haste, Miss Calendar," said Kirkwood, ignoring the implication.

I should have been shot for that but His Majesty did not see the implication.

If these papers do not say so plainly, they say it by implication.

They brought the implication of an immoral influence, the atmosphere of an evil life.

"It was as I say," Sim answered, as though hurt by the implication.

Sim felt this before Ralph had realized the implication of his words.

There was the implication in his voice and manner that he observed changes which disconcerted him.

The implication and the murmur from the spectators was not lost upon Rathburn.