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Inference


Definition:

An inference is a conclusion or deduction made based on evidence or reasoning rather than explicit statements. It involves using available information to make an educated guess or to draw a logical conclusion.

Examples:

Noun:

  1. One can make an inference from the clues provided in a mystery novel.
  2. The detective made an inference that the suspect was guilty based on the evidence at the crime scene.

Verb (Infer):

  1. From his tone of voice, I inferred that he was unhappy.
  2. By linking various pieces of information, we can infer a probable outcome.

Related Adjective (Inference):

  1. She showed an inference ability in solving complex puzzles.
  2. His inference skills helped him excel in critical thinking.

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