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Ragged clothing infers poverty.

From your smile I infer that you're pleased.

to infer an unknown fact from a known fact

People usually infer an unknown fact from a known fact.

His tone implied disapproval.See Synonyms at suggest See Usage Note at infer

He can logically infer that if the battery is dead then the horn will not sound.

What do you infer from the voting figures?

From this study we can reasonably infer that this behaviour is inherited.

We can infer that his motive in publishing the diary was less than honorable.

I infer from your letter that you have not made up your mind yet.

Judging by the letters in the newspapers, one infers that many people are anxious to rush into print.

Because nobody knows what is the most valuable, it is logical that the right of choice is prior to the content of choice.This situation infers the liberalistic value-free principle.

Question 11. What can be inferred about the tailed toad?

What can we infer from the conversation?

73. What can be inferred from Paragraph 3?

And the rest would be inferred.

Dipping below the surface, we can only infer what Mercury's internal structure is like.

Part of this ability is that they can infer what others know or are thinking.

Social media companies can all infer our emotions and our reactions based on our behavior.

What can we infer about the man?

From a few bones, we infer the existence of dinosuars.

30. I infer that he is indifferent to differentiating the offers in different conferences.