| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | aftereffect | A later consequence. |
| 2. | aftermath | Consequences following an event. |
| 3. | allusion | An indirect reference or suggestion. |
| 4. | associated meaning | A meaning linked to something. |
| 5. | association | A mental or practical connection. |
| 6. | bearing | Relevance or effect on something. |
| 7. | broader significance | Wider meaning or importance. |
| 8. | burden | The main sense or point. |
| 9. | clue | Evidence suggesting a conclusion. |
| 10. | complicity | Involvement in wrongdoing. |
| 11. | conclusion | A judgment reached from evidence. |
| 12. | connection | A link or association. |
| 13. | connotation | An associated or suggested meaning. |
| 14. | consequence | A result or effect. |
| 15. | construction | An interpretation of words. |
| 16. | cue | A sign prompting an inference. |
| 17. | deduced meaning | Meaning reached by reasoning. |
| 18. | deduction | A conclusion reached by reasoning. |
| 19. | deeper meaning | A meaning beyond the obvious. |
| 20. | direct consequence | An immediate result. |
| 21. | domino effect | A chain of consequences. |
| 22. | drift | The general meaning or tendency. |
| 23. | effect | A result produced by something. |
| 24. | embroilment | Troublesome involvement. |
| 25. | entailment | A necessary logical consequence. |
| 26. | entanglement | Complicated involvement. |
| 27. | essence | The core meaning or nature. |
| 28. | fallout | Unwanted consequences or effects. |
| 29. | flavor | A distinctive implied quality. |
| 30. | force | Meaning, strength, or effect. |
| 31. | gist | The essential meaning. |
| 32. | gravity | Seriousness or importance. |
| 33. | hidden meaning | A meaning beneath the surface. |
| 34. | hint | A slight indirect suggestion. |
| 35. | impact | A strong effect or consequence. |
| 36. | import | The meaning or significance. |
| 37. | importance | Significance or consequence. |
| 38. | indication | A sign or suggestion. |
| 39. | indicator | Something that shows or suggests. |
| 40. | inference | A conclusion drawn from evidence. |
| 41. | innuendo | An indirect, often critical suggestion. |
| 42. | insinuation | A sly or indirect suggestion. |
| 43. | interpretation | An understood meaning or explanation. |
| 44. | intimation | A subtle hint or suggestion. |
| 45. | issue | A result or consequence. |
| 46. | knock-on effect | A secondary consequence. |
| 47. | latent meaning | A hidden or undeveloped meaning. |
| 48. | likely result | A probable outcome. |
| 49. | link | A connection between things. |
| 50. | linkage | A connection or relationship. |
| 51. | logical conclusion | A conclusion reached by reasoning. |
| 52. | logical consequence | A result following by logic. |
| 53. | materiality | Relevance or importance. |
| 54. | meaning | What something is understood to express. |
| 55. | meaningful consequence | An important result. |
| 56. | meaningfulness | The quality of having meaning. |
| 57. | message | The point communicated. |
| 58. | moment | Importance or consequence. |
| 59. | natural inference | An expected conclusion from evidence. |
| 60. | necessary conclusion | A conclusion that must follow. |
| 61. | necessary consequence | An unavoidable result. |
| 62. | nuance | A subtle shade of meaning. |
| 63. | outcome | The final result. |
| 64. | overtone | A secondary implied meaning. |
| 65. | pertinence | Direct relevance. |
| 66. | point | The main meaning or purpose. |
| 67. | possible consequence | A potential result. |
| 68. | practical effect | A real-world consequence. |
| 69. | probable consequence | A likely result. |
| 70. | purport | The apparent meaning or sense. |
| 71. | ramification | A possible consequence or complication. |
| 72. | reading | An interpretation of meaning. |
| 73. | reference | A mention or indirect indication. |
| 74. | relation | A connection or bearing. |
| 75. | relevance | Connection to the matter. |
| 76. | repercussion | An indirect consequence. |
| 77. | result | Something that follows from a cause. |
| 78. | ripple effect | A spreading consequence. |
| 79. | sense | The intended or understood meaning. |
| 80. | sequel | Something following as a result. |
| 81. | shade | A slight variation in meaning. |
| 82. | sign | Something indicating meaning or result. |
| 83. | signal | A sign indicating something. |
| 84. | significance | The importance or intended meaning. |
| 85. | subtext | An underlying implied meaning. |
| 86. | suggestion | An indirectly expressed idea. |
| 87. | takeaway | The main inferred point. |
| 88. | tenor | The general sense or direction. |
| 89. | thrust | The main point or direction. |
| 90. | tie | A connection or relationship. |
| 91. | tone | The implied attitude or feeling. |
| 92. | underlying meaning | A meaning beneath direct words. |
| 93. | undermeaning | A hidden or secondary meaning. |
| 94. | understanding | How something is interpreted. |
| 95. | undertone | A subtle implied quality. |
| 96. | unstated meaning | A meaning not expressed directly. |
| 97. | upshot | The final result or outcome. |
| 98. | value | Meaning, importance, or worth. |
| 99. | weight | Importance or significance. |
| 100. | wider meaning | A broader intended sense. |
