im·pli·ca·tion [ˌɪmplɪˈkeɪʃən] SUST.
1. implication (involvement):
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- implication
- udeležba f
2. implication no pl. (hinting at):
- implication
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- implication
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3. implication usu pl. (effect):
- implication
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The implication of having an independent media and telecom regulator in a single body is very profound.
en.wikipedia.org The other implication is that reddening of this type is not specific to a particular depositional environment.
en.wikipedia.org Other technologies before the electric light were too unstable; open flamed lighting was just too risky because of the fire implications.
en.wikipedia.org The researchers suggest that these results have significant implications for the restaurant industry, particularly the importance of servers' timing when the restaurant is busy.
en.wikipedia.org Temperature is also significant, with implications for growth, respiration, metabolism and reproduction amongst other things.
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- impious
- impish
- implacable
- implacably
- implant
- implication
- implicit
- implied
- implode
- implore
- imploring