implied

But Francis has also implied that his hands are tied when it comes to changing doctrine or altering church teachings.

If you had said or implied she was a lady, she would have shrunk as from a covert reflection on the quality of her work.

In other words, the old era is ended; what is implied when we say a new era is entered upon?

Lynch implied there were no osteological bases for the separation of Eleutherodactylus, Syrrhophus, and Tomodactylus.

For that it did demand time, and that it was not an instantaneous creation, is implied in the expression "to form."

But he remembered that Minna had not bound him to secrecy, though, of course, it was implied.