1. suggesting or indicating something without directly stating it
Usage: present participle of ‘imply’

Examples

• She kept implying that I was wrong without saying it directly.
• His tone was implying disapproval of our decision.
• The dark clouds are implying that rain is coming.
• By arriving late, you’re implying that this meeting isn’t important.
• The teacher was implying that we should study harder for the test.
• Her silence was implying agreement with the proposal.