Inferable example sentences

Related (16): deduce, surmise, conclude, ascertain, deducible, deducibly, presume, postulate, presuppose, imply, suggest, intuit, surmisable, surmisably, infer, inferable

inferable

definition

  - adjective form of infer

in·fer

verb

infer (verb) · infers (third person present) · inferred (past tense) · inferred (past participle) · inferring (present participle)

  - deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements:

Synonyms

infer, deduce, reason, conclude, conjecture, surmise, theorize, hypothesize, gather, understand, presume, assume, glean, extrapolate, reckon, figure, suss, collect

"Inferable" Example Sentences

1. Inferable from his silence, he was not happy.
2. The evidence was inferable from the facts.
3. His feelings were inferable from his expression.
4. Inferable from her behavior, she was angry.
5. Inferable conclusions can be drawn from the data.
6. Inferable from the circumstances, the outcome was inevitable.
7. The truth was inferable from the clues.
8. Inferable from the situation, he was in trouble.
9. Inferable from the evidence, the suspect was guilty.
10. His intentions were inferable from his actions.
11. Inferable from the results, the experiment was a success.
12. Inferable from the reports, the company was in trouble.
13. Inferable from the situation, they were in danger.
14. The answer was inferable from the question.
15. Inferable from the facts, the decision was correct.
16. Inferable from the context, the meaning was clear.
17. His knowledge was inferable from his comments.
18. Inferable from the data, the theory was correct.
19. Inferable from the pattern, the solution was obvious.
20. His attitude was inferable from his tone.

Common Phases

Common; Inferable; Phrases;

Recently Searched

  › Irrigating verb
  › Inferable verb
  › Syncretize verb
  › Hypostatizes verb
  › Irreverential adjective
  › Underemphasizes verb
  › Ion
  › Geode
  › Glaikit adjective SCOTTISH ENGLISH NORTHERN ENGLAND
  › Omnifarious adjective formal
  › Scalawag noun informal
  › Iolaus
  › Intermediator adjective
  › Welt noun
  › Contextomy
  › Autarchy noun
  › Reed
  › Rebuttals noun
  › Portfolios
  › Itilde noun
  › Discommode verb formal
  › Mailed verb
  › Groping verb
  › Unspectacled

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z