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Synonym for infer [verb]

The synonym infer synonymous definition words:
means "imply"
insinuate, hint, suggest, indicate
- conjugate verb infer
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infer [verb]

means "deduce"
conclude, induce, reason, gather, presume, conjecture
Further results for the word "infer"

argue [verb]

means "speech"
prove, infer
- conjugate verb argue

assume [verb]

means "acknowledgement"
presume, infer, give, presuppose, suppose, deem
- conjugate verb assume

conclude [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
deduce, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume
- conjugate verb conclude
- translate conclude

deduce [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
conclude, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume
- conjugate verb deduce

draw [verb]

means "activity"
deduce, steal, take, derive, get, infer
- conjugate verb draw

evince [verb]

means "argue"
infer
- conjugate verb evince

gather [verb]

means "conclude"
infer, assume, deduce, learn, understand
- conjugate verb gather
- translate gather

hint [verb]

means "speech"
imply, insinuate, infer, suggest, intimate, mention
- conjugate verb hint

presume [verb]

means "assume"
infer, conclude, believe, presuppose, suppose
- conjugate verb presume

presuppose [verb]

means "presume"
infer, give, assume, suppose, deem, believe
- conjugate verb presuppose

reason [verb]

means "activity"
think, contemplate, infer, deliberate, reflect, analyse
- conjugate verb reason

speculate [verb]

means "conjecture"
hypothesize, cogitate, infer
- conjugate verb speculate

suppose [verb]

means "presume"
infer, give, presuppose, assume, deem, believe
- conjugate verb suppose

surmise [verb]

means "guess"
assume, infer, conjecture, imagine, suppose, suspect
- conjugate verb surmise

inference [noun]

means "deduction"
supposition, reason, judgment, illation

inference [noun]

means "conclusion"
deduction, reason, judgment, decision, corollary, illation

inferior [adjective]

means "poor"
second-rate, mediocre, substandard

inferior [adjective]

means "lower"
secondary, subordinate, lesser, minor, under

inferiority [noun]

means "indifference"
mediocrity

infernal [adjective]

means "plutonic"
plutonian

infernal [adjective]

means "hellish"
cimmerian, plutonian, plutonic, stygian

inferno [noun]

means "blaze"
conflagration, flame, holocaust, pyre, fire, combustion

infertile [adjective]

means "desolate"
barren, sterile, waste, arid

arid [adjective]

means "desolate"
barren, sterile, waste, infertile

bad [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, defective, poor, faulty, inadequate, unsound
- translate bad

base [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, shabby, cheap, poor, coarse, counterfeit
- translate base

belief [noun]

means "conviction"
hypothesis, assurance, postulate, philosophy, inference, persuasion

below par [adjective]

means "below average"
inferior, second-rate, poor, not up to snuff, less than average

cheap [adjective]

means "quality"
inferior, shoddy, shabby, common, flimsy, poor
- translate cheap

childless [adjective]

means "infertile"
infertile

circumstantial [adjective]

means "inconclusive"
uncertain, inferential, presumptive, presumed, indirect

coarse [adjective]

means "rough"
mean, unrefined, crude, unpolished, harsh, inferior

conditional [adjective]

means "dependent"
contingent, subordinate, subservient, subject, inferior

connotation [noun]

means "something implied"
implication, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification

consequent [adjective]

means "logical"
reasonable, consistent, understandable, inferential

damned [adjective]

means "condemned to hell"
condemned, cursed, accursed, unfortunate, unhappy, infernal

dead [adjective]

means "characteristic"
barren, inorganic, arid, infertile, inert, sterile

deduction [noun]

means "conclusion"
result, answer, inference

degeneracy [noun]

means "abasement"
debasement, meanness, inferiority, wickedness, inability

disappointing [adjective]

means "unsatisfactory"
ineffective, insufficient, unexpected, uninteresting, inferior, discouraging

down [object]

means "quality"
poor, inferior, lowly, sad, sick, below par

findings [noun]

means "data"
summary, inference

fire [noun]

means "event"
blaze, conflagration, flame, holocaust, pyre, inferno

flame [noun]

means "event"
fire, blaze, conflagration, holocaust, inferno
- translate flame

hellish [adjective]

means "diabolical"
devilish, infernal, stygian, fiery, evil

ignoble [adjective]

means "base"
low, mean, contemptible, inferior, degraded, dishonourable

implication [noun]

means "something implied"
connotation, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification

implicit [adjective]

means "tacit"
understood, plain, implied, inferred, unspoken

inadequacy [noun]

means "insecurity"
inferiority, incompetence, failing, ineptitude, weakness, impotence

induction [noun]

means "reasoning"
deduction, inference, judgement, conjecture, rationalisation, rationalization

inkling [noun]

means "hint"
clue, whisper, intimation, insinuation, innuendo, inference

less [adjective]

means "position"
inferior, under, lower, nether

lower [adjective]

means "position"
inferior, under, less, nether

mean [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, insignificant, unessential, inconsequent, unimportant, nonessential

minor [adjective]

means "reduction"
lesser, inconsiderable, inferior, insignificant, petty, secondary

neuter [adjective]

means "asexual"
sterile, barren, fallow, infertile, unfertile, frigid

opinion [noun]

means "belief"
consideration, surmise, conviction, notion, conception, inference

ordinary [adjective]

means "common"
indifferent, average, inferior, normal, mean, mediocre

poor [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, mediocre, faulty, shoddy, second-rate, rustic

pyre [noun]

means "blaze"
conflagration, flame, holocaust, fire, inferno, combustion

reasoning [noun]

means "thinking"
inference, deduction, thought, motivation, rationale

secondary [adjective]

means "subordinate"
second, lesser, lower, subsidiary, petty, inferior

short [adjective]

means "quality"
inferior, substandard, unacceptable, below

sub [noun]

means "underling"
inferior, subject, assistant, helper, aide, collateral

subject [adjective]

means "dependent"
contingent, subordinate, subservient, conditional, inferior

subordinate [noun]

means "underling"
inferior, subject, assistant, helper, aide, collateral

substandard [adjective]

means "poor"
second-rate, mediocre, inferior

subtle [adjective]

means "property"
abstruse, elusive, deceptive, suggestive, indirect, inferred

underworld [noun]

means "hell"
hades, inferno, abyss, pit

unfruitful [adjective]

means "unproductive"
fruitless, impotent, sterile, infertile, barren, effete

unspoken [adjective]

means "tacit"
understood, plain, implied, inferred, implicit
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