direct implication

Frequency: 6.99.8 per million words

A consequence that follows without any intermediate steps.

implicationADJECTIVE + NOUN

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direct

Examples (10)

  • The budget cuts had a direct implication for public services.
  • His refusal had a direct implication on the project's timeline.
  • Such actions could carry a direct implication of bias.
  • We need to consider the direct implication of this policy change.
  • The new regulations will have a direct implication for small businesses.
  • There was a direct implication that he was responsible for the error.
  • The court's ruling has a direct implication for environmental protection.
  • What are the direct implications of this scientific discovery?
  • Ignoring the warnings had a direct implication on the safety of the workers.
  • The speaker made a direct implication about the CEO's involvement.