Inferable
Synonyms for inferable
adj resultant
subsequent
indirect
ensuing
consistent
following
intelligent
logical
rational
reasonable
sensible
sequential
sound
successive
understandable
resulting
Antonyms for inferable
originating
preparatory
beginning
causal
commencing
starting
Synonyms
adj understandable
a priori
consequent
derivable
dogmatic
following
inferential
provable
traceable
deductive
reasoned
Synonyms
adj provable, evident
verifiable
undeniable
unmistakable
obvious
irrefutable
conclusive
axiomatic
certain
deducible
incontrovertible
indubitable
palpable
positive
self-evident
ascertainable
attestable
evincible
Antonyms
indefinite
uncertain
distorted
vague
doubtful
obscure
unverifiable
undemonstrable
Synonyms
adj deducible
a priori
available
determinable
dogmatic
likely
obtainable
traceable
resultant
attributable
extractable
reasoned
Antonyms
inconcludable
underivable
Synonyms
adj probable, apt, hopeful
fair
inclined
possible
feasible
reasonable
expected
acceptable
prone
achievable
anticipated
attainable
conceivable
credible
destined
disposed
favorite
given to
imaginable
liable
ostensible
plausible
practicable
predisposed
presumable
promising
rational
seeming
subject to
tending
thinkable
up-and-coming
workable
true
assuring
believeable
conjecturable
in favor of
in the cards
in the habit of
odds-on
on the verge of
supposable
verisimilar
Antonyms
unlikely
implausible
inapt
unforeseeable
unreasonable
impossible
Usage Notes
Infer has been used to mean “to hint or suggest” since the 16th century by speakers and writers of unquestioned ability and eminence: The next speaker criticized the proposal, inferring that it was made solely to embarrass the government. Despite its long history, many 20th-century usage guides condemn the use, maintaining that the proper word for the intended sense is imply and that to use infer is to lose a valuable distinction between the two words. Although the claimed distinction has probably existed chiefly in the pronouncements of usage guides, and although the use of infer to mean “to suggest” usually produces no ambiguity, the distinction too has a long history and is widely observed by many speakers and writers.
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