imply

So that's what's implied when you say constant.

For sixty years, peachy-pink Crayola crayons were called “flesh”-colored, implying that’s the human skin color.

The idea that uh currencies should exchange should exchange at the rate implied by their purchasing power locally.

If Sapolsky is right, this implies that to truly understand human behavior, we would have to know exactly what happens in the 100 trillion connections of the brain a nanosecond before the behaviour occurs.