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UK//wɒtˈɛv.ər jʊə traɪ.ɪŋ tə ɪmˈplaɪ//US//wɔˈtɛvər jʊr traɪɪŋ tə ɪmˈplaɪ//

Meaning of Whatever you're trying to imply

An expression used to question the meaning behind someone's indirect suggestion.

In simple words: What you want to say or suggest indirectly.

Whatever you're trying to imply in a sentence

  • I see your point, but whatever you're trying to imply might not be true.
  • Can you clarify whatever you're trying to imply in your message?
  • He said a lot, but whatever you're trying to imply is still unclear.
  • Whatever you're trying to imply needs more explanation to be understood.

How to use Whatever you're trying to imply

Use in casual or semi-formal discussions to address or question someone's suggestion. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Think of 'what' + 'ever' as a way to express any implication.

Related words

Collocations with Whatever you're trying to imply

  • trying to imply
  • imply something
  • whatever you mean

Synonyms for Whatever you're trying to imply

  • What you mean
  • What you're hinting at
  • What you're suggesting

Common mistakes with Whatever you're trying to imply

  • Confuse with 'whatever you imply'
  • 'You are' is sometimes incorrectly used instead of 'you're'

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Frequently asked questions about Whatever you're trying to imply

What does Whatever you're trying to imply mean?

What you want to say or suggest indirectly.

What is the definition of Whatever you're trying to imply?

An expression used to question the meaning behind someone's indirect suggestion.

How do you use Whatever you're trying to imply in a sentence?

I see your point, but whatever you're trying to imply might not be true.

Can you give another example of Whatever you're trying to imply?

Can you clarify whatever you're trying to imply in your message?

What are synonyms for Whatever you're trying to imply?

Common alternatives include What you mean, What you're hinting at, What you're suggesting.

What words go with Whatever you're trying to imply?

It commonly pairs with trying to imply, imply something, whatever you mean.

What are common mistakes when using Whatever you're trying to imply?

Confuse with 'whatever you imply' 'You are' is sometimes incorrectly used instead of 'you're'

How do you pronounce Whatever you're trying to imply?

US: //wɔˈtɛvər jʊr traɪɪŋ tə ɪmˈplaɪ//, UK: //wɒtˈɛv.ər jʊə traɪ.ɪŋ tə ɪmˈplaɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Whatever you're trying to imply?

Use in casual or semi-formal discussions to address or question someone's suggestion. Avoid in formal writing.