Definition
Definition of implicature - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
linguisticsTECH. meaning inferred from context not literal wordsTECH.
- The implicature was clear even though she never said it.
- Implicature often reveals hidden intentions in speech.
- Understanding implicature is key in pragmatics.
Origin of implicature
Latin, implicare (to entwine) + -ure (action)
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- French:implicature, ...
- German:Implikatur, ...
- Italian:implicatura, ...
- Spanish:implicatura, ...
- Portuguese:implicatura, ...
- Chinese:言外之意, ...
- Japanese:含意, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِلْزَام, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁמָעוּת מֻשְׁתַּמַּעַת, ...
- Russian:импликатура, ...
- Ukrainian:імплікатура, ...
- Hindi:इम्प्लिकेचर, ...
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