implied
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- impliedly adverb
- unimplied adjective
- well-implied adjective
Etymology
Origin of implied
Example Sentences
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The table below shows some of the major stocks with increased implied volatility.
From MarketWatch
The company also provided a full-year outlook that implied an acceleration in sales growth, a sign that the turnaround plan the company launched in August 2025 was taking hold.
From MarketWatch
The company also provided a full-year outlook that implied an acceleration in sales growth, a sign that the turnaround plan the company launched in August 2025 was taking hold.
From MarketWatch
The subject of most of them, and the implied subject of all of them, is the artist himself—his body, his possessions, his studio surroundings and, unidentified, a few of his artist-friends.
This list is comprised of ones that have increased implied volatility.
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