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Dr. Shades wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:51 pm

Imply is something you do to someone else. Infer is something you do to yourself inside your head.

Simple answer. <3

Dr. Shades wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:52 pm

Tator wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 24, 2024 1:35 pm

That IS the question.

Hence the reason I asked it.

So your understanding of implying and inferring is kind of like the two people in the conversation, one implies something and the other infers the meaning what what was implied? Yes, exactly. Implying is suggesting something, and inferring is picking up a suggestion. In this sense "imply" and "infe...

Implying is saying something without quite saying it. Inferring is hearing something that wasn't quite said. It's true that "affect" is usually a verb, and "effect" is usually a noun. If you affect something, then you have an effect on it. Unfortunately there are some more seldom-used words with so...

I think y'all are getting the wrong end of each others sticks.

Do people in North America use condensing dryers? These are models that don't vent their hot, damp air to outdoors, but instead let it cool in a radiator to condense out the water into a little tank. If the tank is full, the dryer will show a warning light and not run, so you normally empty the tan...

Clarification: I didn't understand why people picked on me at the time but I can see it now.

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Not really sure what your statistics has to do with using those words. I think the problem is that people confuse the words and don't necessarily know what they mean but just use them because they are used to hearing them in a particular context. To me imply is like hinting. To suggest something but...