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inferable

Meanings

  • something that can be inferred or deduced from evidence or context

    - "From the symptoms, the doctor was able to infer that the patient had the flu."
    - "The investigators were able to infer from the crime scene evidence that the perpetrator was left-handed."
Rhymes
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infer,defer,quiver,tremble,grieve,rive,thrive,rive,rive,survive,arrive,believe,achieve,achieve,achieve
Homophones
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  1. infer, a verb meaning to conclude or deduce from evidence or logic. Infer, a noun meaning the power or ability to draw an conclusion or deduce something from evidence. inferable, an adjective meaning capable of being inferred or deduced from evidence or context. inferably, an adverb meaning in a way that can be inferred or deduced from evidence or context.

Variants
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infer , inferable , inferred , inferrer , inferrers , inferrible , inferring , infers
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The term 'inferable' can take various forms depending on the context or the language used. Some common forms of the term include: 1. inferable (adjective): capable of being inferred or deduced from evidence or context. 2. inferably (adverb): in a way that can be inferred or deduced from evidence or context. 3. infer (verb): to conclude or deduce from evidence or logic. 4. inferential (adjective): relating to the process of reasoning and drawing conclusions based on evidence or logic.

Etymology
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The word 'infer' comes from the Latin word 'infer' which means 'to carry or bear below'. The word 'inferable' is the adjective form of the verb 'infer'.

Related Concepts
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  1. deduction: A logical process of arriving at a conclusion by reasoning from given facts or premises.

  2. reasoning: The mental process of drawing conclusions or making decisions based on evidence, logic, or experience.

  3. evidence: Facts or information that are used to support or prove the validity of a conclusion or argument.

  4. premises: The starting point or foundation of an argument or a line of reasoning. The premises provide the initial evidence or facts upon which the reasoning or the argument is based.

Quotes
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  1. … I "infer" that Swinburne found an adequate outlet for the creative impulse in his poetry …

    - T. S. Eliot,{it}The Sacred Wood{/it},1920

  2. Lucy … reseated herself with an alacrity and cheerfulness which seemed to "infer" that she could taste no greater delight …

    - Jane Austen,{it}Sense and Sensibility{/it},1811

  3. May I remark here that although I seem to "infer" that private communication is an unholy mess of grammatical barbarism,  … such is not my intent …

    - V. Louise Higgins,"Approaching Usage in the Classroom",{"source"=>"{it}English Journal{/it}", "aqdate"=>"March 1960"}
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["The term 'inferable' has been used in various cultural contexts. In literature, the term has been used to describe a character's motivations or emotions that are not explicitly stated but can be inferred from the context or other character's actions. In art, the term has been used to describe the hidden meanings or symbolism that can be inferred from the context or other elements in the artwork. In music, the term has been used to describe the emotional or thematic content of a song that can be inferred from the lyrics, melody, or other musical elements."]

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