heavily imply

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

To suggest something strongly, often with significant weight or evidence.

implyADVERB + imply

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heavily

Examples (10)

  • The evidence seemed to heavily imply his involvement in the scheme.
  • Her silence heavily implied that she disagreed with the proposal.
  • The company's recent actions heavily imply a shift in strategy.
  • His tone heavily implied that there would be serious consequences.
  • Are you heavily implying that I'm not capable of handling this task?
  • The report heavily implies that systemic issues are at play.
  • While he didn't say it directly, his body language heavily implied dissatisfaction.
  • The data collected heavily implies a strong correlation between the two factors.
  • She felt that his constant criticism heavily implied her incompetence.
  • The government's new policies heavily imply a focus on environmental protection.