Implication
Implication noun - Something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied).
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Synonyms for Implication
Reality
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The implication is still present in the movie, where Viggo seems to be a lot more aware of the reality of the criminal world than his son, Iosef, who didn't grow up facing the same difficulties.
Source: Film / John Wick - Both in fiction and reality, middle-class black people are often accused of "selling out their race" or words to that effect, the Unfortunate Implication being that blacks should stay poor and uneducated.
Source: Straw Affiliation - Parental Incest - A natural consequence of the ending, and not left as just an implication, either... Rewriting Reality - Prime Intellect gets new hardware that makes use of some sort of quantum effect to instantaneously manipulate of matter over small distances.
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