inferred

It’s probably not fair, but I inferred that the Key West Literary Seminar actually had no idea what to do with a weekend full of crime writers.

"If some people have mistakenly inferred that this children's production has any content about the migrant situation which has sparked debate in the UK some nine years later, then their reaction is misplaced."

"Previous findings have inferred that they exist, or hinted at their presence, but haven't actually confirmed that material has definitively escaped out into space. We've now managed to do this for the first time."

It was what kind of insider — and the company’s future strategy — investors inferred from the appointment press release and day-one commentary.

The law now says consent will have to be evaluated according to the circumstances, noting that it cannot be inferred from "silence or lack of reaction".