To infer is to draw a conclusion from a statement or from data. It is the result of logical deduction, not guesswork. For example, one might say, "I have not heard a reply to my job application, and I infer that I did not get the job." Although you have not been explicitly told you did not get the job, you reason that had you been successful you would have been told when to start, and conclude on the basis of the fact that you have heard nothing that you were not successful. That is inferring.
To "infer" basically means to draw conclusions based on observations.
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The noun forms for the verb to infer are inference and the gerund, inferring.
The correct answer is : not directly stated
INFER means to DEDUCE or to FIGURE something out in a given situation.
infer means to guess
It mean to infer, or suggest in a roundabout way.
Infer does not mean know. It means the person inferring something is suggesting the answer in a indirect manner. Example: That refreshing liquid that made us sleepy...inferring alcohol
The prefix "infer-" comes from the Latin word "inferre," which means to bring in or introduce. In English, the prefix "infer-" is commonly used to indicate something that is below or beneath, as in words like inferno or infertile.
Mean and cruel
To "infer" basically means to draw conclusions based on observations.
To "infer" basically means to draw conclusions based on observations.
To conclude, or deduce, as in, "from the fact that the triangle is equilateral, and the fact that a triangle is isoceles if and only if the base angles are equal, we can infer that it is also equiangular."
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Something you know based on hints or clues in the text (apex)
predict or infer but sciencely speaking predict
I assume you mean inferring inferring = concluding from the evidence, assuming. eg I inferred from what you said that I could go, so I went. Remember: I imply and you infer ie I suggest (imply) and you assume (infer)