What is another word for inferential?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnfəɹˈɛnʃə͡l], [ ɪnfəɹˈɛnʃəl], [ ɪ_n_f_ə_ɹ_ˈɛ_n_ʃ_əl]
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Similar words for inferential:
- all (adjective)
- circumstantial (adjective)
- deducible (adjective)
- derivative (adjective)
- implicit (adjective)
- implied (adjective)
- latent (adjective)
- logical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- probable (adjective)
- ratiocinative (adjective)
- understood (adjective)
- undoubting (adjective)
- unhesitating (adjective)
- connotative (noun)
- constructive (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- definable
- implicit
Synonyms for Inferential:
adj.
• all (adjective) • circumstantial (adjective)- inconclusive,
- occasional,
- provisional,
- incidental,
- landmark,
- episodic,
- presumptive,
- indirect,
- uncertain,
- environmental,
- eventual.
- in evitable,
- in articulate,
- more implicative,
- un-spoken,
- un-reserved,
- un spoken,
- un expressed,
- un-declared,
- in-evitable,
- de finite,
- un shakable,
- more unquestioned,
- de-finite,
- un said,
- un declared,
- un-expressed,
- un-questioned,
- most contained,
- most unquestioned,
- un-qualified,
- most implicative,
- in-articulate,
- un qualified,
- un-shakable,
- more contained,
- un-said,
- un questioned.
- in sinuated,
- fore-shadowed,
- more adumbrated,
- most symbolized,
- most meant,
- most adumbrated,
- more meant,
- most connoted,
- in-sinuated,
- foreshadowed,
- more wordless,
- more connoted,
- fore shadowed,
- more symbolized,
- most wordless,
- most figured,
- most insinuated,
- more figured,
- more insinuated,
- most foreshadowed,
- more foreshadowed,
- in tended,
- more significative,
- most signified,
- in-tended,
- most significative,
- more signified.
- more well-organized,
- ex-tensional,
- well organized,
- most extensional,
- most well organized,
- re levant,
- most wellorganized,
- most well-organized,
- more well organized,
- more wellorganized,
- most likely,
- dis-criminating,
- wellorganized,
- more juridicious,
- ex tensional,
- re-levant,
- holding together,
- dis criminating,
- most juridicious,
- more extensional.
- down pat,
- Inferred,
- circumstantial,
- implicative,
- unquestioned,
- extensional,
- situational,
- unhesitating,
- wise to,
- significative,
- unstated,
- wordless,
- taken for granted,
- derivative,
- unquestioning,
- well-organized,
- reductive,
- alluded to,
- juridicious,
- latent,
- holding water,
- tacitly assumed,
- deducible,
- unuttered,
- implicit,
- understood.
n.
• connotative (noun) • constructive (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
-
•
- logical.
How to use "Inferential" in context?
The word "inferential" has a general meaning of suggesting a connection that does not exist independently. Inference can be made in many ways, both explicit and implicit. An inference can be explicit, as when we give an argument a specific form, and then rely on the logic of that argument to reach a conclusion. It can also be implicit, as when we reach a conclusion without explicitly stating it. An inference can be formal or informal. A formal inference is an argument that is specifically tailored to a specific form of reasoning, such as syllogistic reasoning.
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