Implication and Truth

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

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Truth is an antonym for implication in association topic.

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

Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.

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Implication is an antonym for truth.

obvious	obvious implication	obvious truth
definite	definite implication	definite truth
real	real implication	real truth
big	big implication	big truth
Other adjectives: sad, little, slight, dark, important, possible, final, unspoken, occasional, different, terrifying, unsettling.

Granted that this was the implication, not the truth, as the members of the of the main cast found out when they befriend her, it still takes quite a while before they're able to 'move on'.

Source: Eating Lunch Alone
Tinker has to be very careful about shading the truth and lying by implication around them, and Tommy at one point faces a serious dilemma because the elves will take the printed team list and his having taken bets as unbreakable.

Source: Will Not Tell a Lie
The implication is that Akito will hurt whoever began it, so Rin can either tell the truth that it was Haru and escape punishment but live with the guilt of Haru being hurt, or lie, take the blame, and be hurt herself.

Source: Sadistic Choice / Anime and Manga

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