implicatory

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English

Etymology

From implicate +‎ -ory.[1]

Adjective

implicatory (comparative more implicatory, superlative most implicatory)

  1. Relating to implication.
    • 1854 October, “You have heard of Them”, in D. W. Holly, editor, The United States Review, New York, N.Y.: Lloyd & Brainard , page 327:
      Where will you find a purer and more suggestive bit of criticism given in a fresher and more implicatory style than the following?

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References

  1. ^ implicatory”, in Dictionary.com Unabridged, Dictionary.com, LLC, 1995–present.

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