Difference between Imply and Infer | Imply vs Infer

Imply and Infer

lmply means to point out something without mentioning it directly.

Infer refers to deducing something out of a situation that is not clear.

Examples

  1. Amos implied to Ann that she was in trouble.
  2. She inferred that Amos wanted to lean on her from the way he was standing.

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