Implication and Touch

Implication

Implication noun - Something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied).

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Touch and implication are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Touch" instead a noun "Implication".

Nearby Words: imply, implicate, implied, implicated, implying

Touch noun - The state or fact of being able to exchange information regarding one's current situation.

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Implication and touch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Implication" instead a noun "Touch".

Nearby Words: touched, touchy, touching, toucher, touchable

good	good implication	good touch
similar	similar implication	similar touch
usual	usual implication	usual touch
direct	direct implication	direct touch
Other adjectives: instant, romantic, small, strong, little, tiny, slight, subtle, ironic, interesting, final, mere, slightest, occasional, added.

Specifically, he refuses to let anyone touch him, the implication being that he can't be touched.

Source: Dead All Along
Bittersweet Ending: As in Shakespeare, but with an extra touch of sweetness in the French production thanks to the implication that Benvolio and a Capulet girl will follow in Romeo and Juliet's footsteps but with the blessings of both families and a happy ending.

Source: Theatre / Roméo et Juliette, de la Haine à l'Amour
Or, of course, there is the implication that the eagles could not bear to touch or have anything to do with the one ring - which is why they stepped in and saved Frodo and Sam the very instant the ring was destroyed.

Source: Superman Stays out of Gotham

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