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61illative — adj. relating to making illation; stating inference; inferential …
62illative — [ɪ leɪtɪv] adjective 1》 of the nature of or stating an inference. ↘proceeding by inference. 2》 Grammar relating to or denoting a case of nouns in some languages used to express motion into something. Derivatives illatively adverb Origin C16:… …
63assumption — noun 1) an informed assumption Syn: supposition, presumption, belief, expectation, conjecture, speculation, surmise, guess, premise, hypothesis; conclusion, deduction, inference; rare illation, notion, impression 2) …
64conclusion — noun 1) the conclusion of his speech Syn: end, ending, finish, close, termination, windup, cessation; culmination, denouement, peroration, coda; informal outro Ant: beginning 2) …
65deduction — noun 1) the deduction of tax Syn: subtraction, removal, debit, abstraction 2) gross pay, before deductions Syn: subtraction 3) she was right in her deduction Syn: conclusion …
66consequence — n 1. result, effect, event, outcome, issue, upshot, sequel; aftermath, outgrowth, afterclap, turnout, aftereffect, fallout, wake; reaction, repercussion, reverberation. 2. inference, implication, conclusion, deduction, illation, corollary. 3.… …
67corollary — n conclusion, deduction, inference, illation; consequence, result, upshot, follow up, fallout …
68deduction — n 1. subtraction, removal, withdrawal abstraction, Archaic. subduction; diminution, lessening, abridgment, curtailment, retrenchment, reduction. 2. discount, U.S. cut rate, markdown, cutback, rollback; rebate, refund; Math. subtrahend; allowance …
69derivation — n 1. drawing, accounting, deriving, inferring, deducing, concluding; acquisition, obtain ment, borrowing, procurement. 2. origin, source, spring, wellspring; fountainhead, head, fountain, fount, springhead; foundation, origination, beginning,… …
70import — v 1. introduce, bring into the country, present, carry. 2. convey, portend, mean, denote; purport, signify, symbolize, betoken, mark, indicate; connote, imply, intimate, suggest, allude, drive at. 3. carry weight, be of import or importance, have …
