Implication
Implication noun - Something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied).
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Signal and implication are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Signal" instead a noun "Implication".
Signal
Signal noun - An object intended to give public notice or warning.
Implication and signal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Implication" instead a noun "Signal".
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- The opening cutscene in Killer7 has this between Garcian Smith and Christopher Mills, with the implication that there was some sort of a handoff or signal because they are in cahoots.
Source: Slow-Motion Pass-By -
An alternate reading proposed by Errant Signal argues that the Excuse Plot is the entire point of the game, and that the game is built upon stating by implication that narrative is meaningless to gameplay.
Source: Video Game / Hotline Miami -
If you're one of the latter half, you're going to have trouble if you learn to scuba dive - the "okay" signal is the one for "everything's fine", but if you accidentally give the thumbs up underwater, it signifies that you intend to surface, and by implication, that everything is NOT fine.
Source: Damn You, Muscle Memory
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Signal and Implication. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/implication/signal
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