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unreasonable: He told an implausible tale of having been raised
by apes.
implement n. 1 utensil, tool, instrument, apparatus, device, appliance,
contrivance, mechanism, (piece of) equipment, Colloq gadget,
contraption: You need the proper implement for measuring inside
diameters.
--v. 2 carry out, execute, accomplish, perform, achieve, (put
into) effect, bring about, cause, fulfil, realize: You will
need our help to implement the plan.
implicate v. 1 involve, include, associate, embroil, ensnare, entrap,
enmesh, entangle: Don't implicate me in your hare-brained
schemes! 2 incriminate, inculpate, connect, involve, associate,
suspect, concern: Wasn't he implicated in that fraud case last
year?
implication
n. 1 involvement, connection, inclusion, association,
entanglement: My implication in that affair was minimal. 2
suggestion, hint, insinuation, innuendo, intimation: I resent
the implication that I had anything to do with the murder. 3
significance, purport, drift, meaning, denotation, conclusion,
inference, import, connotation, sense, burden, substance,
essence, pith: The implication of the article is that the
government knew about the illegal exports all along.
implicit adj. 1 implied, indirect, inferable, understood, unspoken,
undeclared, tacit, inherent, inferential, latent: Certain
provisions are implicit in every legal contract and need not be
expressed. 2 absolute, unquestioning, unquestioned, unqualified,
total, sheer, complete, unmitigated, unalloyed, undiluted,
unlimited, unconditional, unreserved, utter, full, wholehearted:
I have implicit faith in Nicole's judgement.
imply v. 1 suggest, hint (at), intimate, insinuate: Are you implying
that I don't know what I'm talking about? 2 connote, allude to,
refer to, advert to, signify, signal, betoken, denote, indicate,
mean, express; involve, include, evidence, assume, presume,
entail: Silence sometimes implies consent. Discovery of the
tools implies a more advanced culture.