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implication

(ɪmplɪkeɪʃən )

Word forms: implications

1. countable noun [usually plural]

The implications of something are the things that are likely to happen as a result.

The Attorney General was aware of the political implications of his decision to prosecute. [+ of]

The low level of current investment has serious implications for future economic growth. [+ for]

Synonyms: consequence, result, development, ramification

2. countable noun

The implication of a statement, event, or situation is what it implies or suggests is the case.

The implication was obvious: vote for us or it will be very embarrassing for you.

by implication phrase

If you say that something is the case by implication, you mean that a statement, event, or situation implies that it is the case.

His authority and, by implication, that of his management team is under threat.

3. See also implicate

Collocations:

ethical implications

What are the ethical implications of this sort of research?

Sociology (1995)

Opponents fear the cost and ethical implications of a central database are too great.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

If it is possible to build a computer that can think and feel, the ethical implications are enormous.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

far-reaching implications

If successful, the case could have far-reaching implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2014)

This was an interesting discovery with far-reaching implications.

Dictionary of Mind, Body and Spirit (1994)

The report has far-reaching implications for the future of the health service.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

important implications

Such findings have important implications for public health.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

The figures have important implications for people who are relying on their homes to provide retirement income.

Times, Sunday Times (2010)

The technique might not revolutionise your dinner table but it has important implications for protein research, including some cancer treatment.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

legal implications

It will also be necessary to navigate the corporation tax and legal implications.

Times, Sunday Times

I haven't encountered this, but what are the legal implications in terms of my fitness to drive?

Times, Sunday Times

Failure to deliver matches brings a new level of legal implications, with broadcasters and sponsors lining up to demand their money back.

The Sun

But such small personal vindications can be far outweighed by the legal implications.

Times, Sunday Times

This had 'significant legal implications', the audit office said.

Times, Sunday Times

long-term implications

The long-term implications of the programme are difficult to predict.

The Government and Politics of France (1989)

The long-term health implications of an extended space flight such as his are still not well understood.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

He also has bad crushing damage to the muscles on the other leg, the long-term implications of which are still unclear.

Times, Sunday Times (2011)

major implications

It may have major implications for the way we understand the origins of disease — and thus for disease prevention.

The Sun

They are not mature enough to make such an important decision which can have major implications for their future.

The Sun

This distinction has major implications for the distribution of the gains.

The Times Literary Supplement

And if we don't address the problem it will have major implications.

The Sun

It's a conclusion that's going to have major implications for the way exchanges are run.

Globe and Mail

moral implications

I have been asked if I was aware of the moral implications of what I was doing.

The Times Literary Supplement (2010)

Science lessons should cover the ethical and moral implications of science as well as the key methods of lab work.

Times, Sunday Times (2007)

Cheap shopping online has moral implications long before tax comes into it.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

negative implications

With all the hype surrounding this op, I feel that people need to know the negative implications of the procedure.

The Sun (2010)

The share sale, though, would seem to have no negative implications for investors.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

If he wanted it rejected, he would twist the proposal to emphasize its negative implications.

A Conceptual View of Human Resource Management: Strategic Objectives, Environments, Functions

obvious implication

The obvious implication was that their obsession was unhealthy.

Times, Sunday Times

The obvious implication being that the promised land may yet be centuries off.

Times, Sunday Times

This background carries some obvious implications for the book's credibility.

Times, Sunday Times

This has obvious implications for water use, water abstraction and discharges.

Times, Sunday Times

This has obvious implications when it comes to hiring or promoting the best candidate.

Times, Sunday Times

philosophical implications

But the way that physicists were doing physics was changing, and the exploration of the philosophical implications of quantum theory had given way to pragmatism.

The Times Literary Supplement

The silent journey that followed allowed me plenty of time to ponder all the philosophical implications.

Times, Sunday Times

His main research areas include foundational physics, particle physics, physical cosmology and philosophical implications of quantum mechanics.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

His writings explore reincarnation, the philosophical implications of non-ordinary states of consciousness and the dynamics of collective consciousness within the classroom.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

In this work he explores philosophical implications of embodied cognition with respect to topics such as perception, social cognition, agency, and free will.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

policy implications

The policy implications of the study could be far-reaching, not least because they may force employers to change their attitudes towards pregnant staff.

Times, Sunday Times

Consequently, there are policy implications, particularly on interest rates.

Times, Sunday Times

For others, the policy implications are worrying.

Times, Sunday Times

The president's shaky grip on his selfesteem would be comic, were it not for its serious policy implications.

Times, Sunday Times

The real questions are about the policy implications: and none will be easy.

Times, Sunday Times

political implications

Of course, political implications are in the eye of the beholder.

Smithsonian

It cannot be an answer to say that it was done for high political reasons or has large political implications.

Times,Sunday Times

Though the personal consequences will have to await the judgment of the court, some of the political implications are already clear.

Times, Sunday Times

The political implications of all these poems were easy to make out.

Times, Sunday Times

But while they answered my queries and discussed the wider political implications, they didn't ruin my innocence and enjoyment of that spectacle.

Times, Sunday Times

potential implications

This particular decision has wide potential implications for the conduct of government.

Times,Sunday Times

Lawyers expressed concern at the potential implications of the ruling.

Times, Sunday Times

Even if that had not been so, he would have been too conscious of the potential implications for his reputation and career to take risks of that kind.

Times, Sunday Times

It can still be found online, but before curious readers seek it out, they should ponder the potential implications of doing so.

Times, Sunday Times

This research yielded potential implications for the association of disease states with inflammation.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

practical implications

The report offered no guidance on the practical implications of its findings.

Times, Sunday Times (2014)

So don't invent new policies just because they look good; think about the practical implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

Before burrowing into the causes of happiness and their practical implications, we should first decide what happiness is.

MAKING HAPPY PEOPLE (2005)

privacy implications

The privacy implications are also carefully weighed up.

Times, Sunday Times

The privacy implications may cause concern, however.

Times,Sunday Times

It was panned for its terrible looks, limited functions and alarming privacy implications.

Times, Sunday Times

There are no privacy implications because the individuals involved are already connected to the company.

Times, Sunday Times

They also will explore the privacy implications.

Times, Sunday Times

profound implications

One of their findings would have profound implications.

Times, Sunday Times

But, at the same time, this very theatricality emphasises the wider and more profound implications of the scene.

Times, Sunday Times

Experts said that that had profound implications for government plans, since the present system relied on unpaid relatives providing most care.

Times, Sunday Times

This has profound implications for the media industry and even bigger significance for household harmony in millions of family homes.

Times, Sunday Times

The outcome of the review, which begins today, could have profound implications for doctors and nurses.

Times, Sunday Times

psychological implications

He said that researchers needed to determine how often testing was needed, and the psychological implications.

Times, Sunday Times

On top of this are the psychological implications.

Times, Sunday Times

And when did the selection of homewares start to carry such psychological implications?

Times, Sunday Times

It's important that you face the psychological implications of all of this in advance rather than diving in feet first.

Times, Sunday Times

The researchers analysed the financial, social and psychological implications of people who were unable to own a property of their own.

Times, Sunday Times

resent the implication

Or maybe you resent the implication that you're unhealthy.

The Sun

Patients are used to being asked if they smoke, but most drinkers don't think they have a problem and resent the implication of being questioned.

Times, Sunday Times

Both camps resent the implication that their views on society and culture are purely motivated by economic self-interest.

Times, Sunday Times

I sort of resent the implication that people say it's effortless, that things fell into my lap.

Times, Sunday Times

Heads of state-funded schools might also resent the implication that they were incapable of running academies, he said.

Times, Sunday Times

serious implications

There are serious national security implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

Carrying those extra pounds can have serious health implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2014)

Moving the place of employment of one member of a household has serious implications for the others.

Times, Sunday Times (2010)

significant implications

The apparent function of the ant larvae’s wing discs has significant implications for the insect’s evolutionary history.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

The knowledge now accumulated has significant implications for policy-makers.

Times,Sunday Times

There are significant implications here for the understanding of satire as a whole.

The Times Literary Supplement

Can you think of any significant implications from this study?

Christianity Today

It had significant implications for other parts of the labour market.

Times, Sunday Times

social implications

We tend to overlook the economic, political, and social implications of this salvation.

Christianity Today

But it demonstrates the need to think hard not only about the medical consequences of genomics, but the social implications as well.

Times, Sunday Times

Their attention seems more focused on the game's result than its social implications.

Times, Sunday Times

If he's right, the finding has huge economic and social implications.

Times, Sunday Times

Both have huge political and social implications for this conservative and secretive society and both require foreign participation.

Times, Sunday Times

troubling implications

These stereotypes naturally carry their own troubling implications for the admissions board.

Times, Sunday Times

Social mobility campaigners said that this had troubling implications as it demonstrated that inequality persisted even after university.

Times, Sunday Times

In context, the gag makes more sense, but it's worth noting that the film's marketing team missed the troubling implications.

Christianity Today

This has troubling implications for the continuation of war, and for the enshrinement of masculine norms.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

understand the implications

I want people to understand the implications of what they're doing.

Christianity Today

Given training in basic bacteriology, a nurse understands the implications of, and how to prevent, ward cross-infection.

Times, Sunday Times

We need to understand this to understand the implications of the text.

Christianity Today

Do low-paid workers not understand the implications, or do they not care?

The Sun

With good intentions opening up new risks, people need to understand the implications of their actions.

Times, Sunday Times

wider implications

Now, let's look at the wider implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

What are the wider implications of this discovery?

BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans (2003)

It's time for a more serious conversation, both about the theoretical issues and their wider implications.

Times, Sunday Times (2014)

Translations:

Chinese: 可能的结果

Japanese: 含み

单词	implication
释义	implication (ɪmplɪkeɪʃən ) Word forms: implications 1. countable noun [usually plural] The implications of something are the things that are likely to happen as a result. The Attorney General was aware of the political implications of his decision to prosecute. [+ of] The low level of current investment has serious implications for future economic growth. [+ for] Synonyms: consequence, result, development, ramification 2. countable noun The implication of a statement, event, or situation is what it implies or suggests is the case. The implication was obvious: vote for us or it will be very embarrassing for you. by implication phrase If you say that something is the case by implication, you mean that a statement, event, or situation implies that it is the case. His authority and, by implication, that of his management team is under threat. 3. See also implicate Collocations: ethical implications What are the ethical implications of this sort of research? Sociology (1995) Opponents fear the cost and ethical implications of a central database are too great. Times, Sunday Times (2008) If it is possible to build a computer that can think and feel, the ethical implications are enormous. Times, Sunday Times (2012) far-reaching implications If successful, the case could have far-reaching implications. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This was an interesting discovery with far-reaching implications. Dictionary of Mind, Body and Spirit (1994) The report has far-reaching implications for the future of the health service. Times, Sunday Times (2012) important implications Such findings have important implications for public health. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The figures have important implications for people who are relying on their homes to provide retirement income. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The technique might not revolutionise your dinner table but it has important implications for protein research, including some cancer treatment. Times, Sunday Times (2015) legal implications It will also be necessary to navigate the corporation tax and legal implications. Times, Sunday Times I haven't encountered this, but what are the legal implications in terms of my fitness to drive? Times, Sunday Times Failure to deliver matches brings a new level of legal implications, with broadcasters and sponsors lining up to demand their money back. The Sun But such small personal vindications can be far outweighed by the legal implications. Times, Sunday Times This had 'significant legal implications', the audit office said. Times, Sunday Times long-term implications The long-term implications of the programme are difficult to predict. The Government and Politics of France (1989) The long-term health implications of an extended space flight such as his are still not well understood. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He also has bad crushing damage to the muscles on the other leg, the long-term implications of which are still unclear. Times, Sunday Times (2011) major implications It may have major implications for the way we understand the origins of disease — and thus for disease prevention. The Sun They are not mature enough to make such an important decision which can have major implications for their future. The Sun This distinction has major implications for the distribution of the gains. The Times Literary Supplement And if we don't address the problem it will have major implications. The Sun It's a conclusion that's going to have major implications for the way exchanges are run. Globe and Mail moral implications I have been asked if I was aware of the moral implications of what I was doing. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) Science lessons should cover the ethical and moral implications of science as well as the key methods of lab work. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Cheap shopping online has moral implications long before tax comes into it. Times, Sunday Times (2012) negative implications With all the hype surrounding this op, I feel that people need to know the negative implications of the procedure. The Sun (2010) The share sale, though, would seem to have no negative implications for investors. Times, Sunday Times (2015) If he wanted it rejected, he would twist the proposal to emphasize its negative implications. A Conceptual View of Human Resource Management: Strategic Objectives, Environments, Functions obvious implication The obvious implication was that their obsession was unhealthy. Times, Sunday Times The obvious implication being that the promised land may yet be centuries off. Times, Sunday Times This background carries some obvious implications for the book's credibility. Times, Sunday Times This has obvious implications for water use, water abstraction and discharges. Times, Sunday Times This has obvious implications when it comes to hiring or promoting the best candidate. Times, Sunday Times philosophical implications But the way that physicists were doing physics was changing, and the exploration of the philosophical implications of quantum theory had given way to pragmatism. The Times Literary Supplement The silent journey that followed allowed me plenty of time to ponder all the philosophical implications. Times, Sunday Times His main research areas include foundational physics, particle physics, physical cosmology and philosophical implications of quantum mechanics. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His writings explore reincarnation, the philosophical implications of non-ordinary states of consciousness and the dynamics of collective consciousness within the classroom. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In this work he explores philosophical implications of embodied cognition with respect to topics such as perception, social cognition, agency, and free will. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 policy implications The policy implications of the study could be far-reaching, not least because they may force employers to change their attitudes towards pregnant staff. Times, Sunday Times Consequently, there are policy implications, particularly on interest rates. Times, Sunday Times For others, the policy implications are worrying. Times, Sunday Times The president's shaky grip on his selfesteem would be comic, were it not for its serious policy implications. Times, Sunday Times The real questions are about the policy implications: and none will be easy. Times, Sunday Times political implications Of course, political implications are in the eye of the beholder. Smithsonian It cannot be an answer to say that it was done for high political reasons or has large political implications. Times,Sunday Times Though the personal consequences will have to await the judgment of the court, some of the political implications are already clear. Times, Sunday Times The political implications of all these poems were easy to make out. Times, Sunday Times But while they answered my queries and discussed the wider political implications, they didn't ruin my innocence and enjoyment of that spectacle. Times, Sunday Times potential implications This particular decision has wide potential implications for the conduct of government. Times,Sunday Times Lawyers expressed concern at the potential implications of the ruling. Times, Sunday Times Even if that had not been so, he would have been too conscious of the potential implications for his reputation and career to take risks of that kind. Times, Sunday Times It can still be found online, but before curious readers seek it out, they should ponder the potential implications of doing so. Times, Sunday Times This research yielded potential implications for the association of disease states with inflammation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 practical implications The report offered no guidance on the practical implications of its findings. Times, Sunday Times (2014) So don't invent new policies just because they look good; think about the practical implications. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Before burrowing into the causes of happiness and their practical implications, we should first decide what happiness is. MAKING HAPPY PEOPLE (2005) privacy implications The privacy implications are also carefully weighed up. Times, Sunday Times The privacy implications may cause concern, however. Times,Sunday Times It was panned for its terrible looks, limited functions and alarming privacy implications. Times, Sunday Times There are no privacy implications because the individuals involved are already connected to the company. Times, Sunday Times They also will explore the privacy implications. Times, Sunday Times profound implications One of their findings would have profound implications. Times, Sunday Times But, at the same time, this very theatricality emphasises the wider and more profound implications of the scene. Times, Sunday Times Experts said that that had profound implications for government plans, since the present system relied on unpaid relatives providing most care. Times, Sunday Times This has profound implications for the media industry and even bigger significance for household harmony in millions of family homes. Times, Sunday Times The outcome of the review, which begins today, could have profound implications for doctors and nurses. Times, Sunday Times psychological implications He said that researchers needed to determine how often testing was needed, and the psychological implications. Times, Sunday Times On top of this are the psychological implications. Times, Sunday Times And when did the selection of homewares start to carry such psychological implications? Times, Sunday Times It's important that you face the psychological implications of all of this in advance rather than diving in feet first. Times, Sunday Times The researchers analysed the financial, social and psychological implications of people who were unable to own a property of their own. Times, Sunday Times resent the implication Or maybe you resent the implication that you're unhealthy. The Sun Patients are used to being asked if they smoke, but most drinkers don't think they have a problem and resent the implication of being questioned. Times, Sunday Times Both camps resent the implication that their views on society and culture are purely motivated by economic self-interest. Times, Sunday Times I sort of resent the implication that people say it's effortless, that things fell into my lap. Times, Sunday Times Heads of state-funded schools might also resent the implication that they were incapable of running academies, he said. Times, Sunday Times serious implications There are serious national security implications. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Carrying those extra pounds can have serious health implications. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Moving the place of employment of one member of a household has serious implications for the others. Times, Sunday Times (2010) significant implications The apparent function of the ant larvae’s wing discs has significant implications for the insect’s evolutionary history. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The knowledge now accumulated has significant implications for policy-makers. Times,Sunday Times There are significant implications here for the understanding of satire as a whole. The Times Literary Supplement Can you think of any significant implications from this study? Christianity Today It had significant implications for other parts of the labour market. Times, Sunday Times social implications We tend to overlook the economic, political, and social implications of this salvation. Christianity Today But it demonstrates the need to think hard not only about the medical consequences of genomics, but the social implications as well. Times, Sunday Times Their attention seems more focused on the game's result than its social implications. Times, Sunday Times If he's right, the finding has huge economic and social implications. Times, Sunday Times Both have huge political and social implications for this conservative and secretive society and both require foreign participation. Times, Sunday Times troubling implications These stereotypes naturally carry their own troubling implications for the admissions board. Times, Sunday Times Social mobility campaigners said that this had troubling implications as it demonstrated that inequality persisted even after university. Times, Sunday Times In context, the gag makes more sense, but it's worth noting that the film's marketing team missed the troubling implications. Christianity Today This has troubling implications for the continuation of war, and for the enshrinement of masculine norms. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 understand the implications I want people to understand the implications of what they're doing. Christianity Today Given training in basic bacteriology, a nurse understands the implications of, and how to prevent, ward cross-infection. Times, Sunday Times We need to understand this to understand the implications of the text. Christianity Today Do low-paid workers not understand the implications, or do they not care? The Sun With good intentions opening up new risks, people need to understand the implications of their actions. Times, Sunday Times wider implications Now, let's look at the wider implications. Times, Sunday Times (2015) What are the wider implications of this discovery? BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans (2003) It's time for a more serious conversation, both about the theoretical issues and their wider implications. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Translations: Chinese: 可能的结果 Japanese: 含み
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