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If you say that you are out of water, do you imply or infer that you want some water?

If you say that you are out of water, do you imply or infer that you want some water?
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If you say that you are out of water, do you imply or infer that you want some water?

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i think it is imply, because it is more implicit than explicit
sorry if im wrong, i hope this helps!
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User Diroallu
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you would be implying you want some water
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