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inferences
noun as in conclusion, deduction
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Example Sentences
Trump’s supporters on the scene in states such as Georgia, Nevada, and Tennessee were chanting, and whooping, and making the same inferences as the rest of us: In two and a half months, Donald Trump would likely be returning to the White House.
Christopher, from east London, believes these so-called secret inferences are bringing harm to people across the world.
"Why is my movie not being shown on NBC prior to the election? It is not a partisan movie. It’s about a policy that was disgusting and should not be allowed to happen again. Make your own inferences," he wrote on X.
“Kids often make unfortunate inferences about money and inequality if parents don't provide them with accurate information,” said Wenner Moyer.
He wrote that he was satisfied a fair trial could take place, and that the tribunal could "draw appropriate inferences" from the missing documentation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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