Infer
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 53
in-fėr′, v.t. to deduce, to derive, as a consequence: to prove or imply.— v.i. to conclude:— pr.p. infer′ring; pa.p. inferred′. — adjs. Infer′able , Infer′rible , that may be inferred or deduced.— n. In′ference , that which is inferred or deduced: the act of drawing a conclusion from premises, conclusion, consequence.— adj. Inferen′tial , deducible or deduced by inference.— adv. Inferen′tially . [Fr.,—L. inferre — in , into, ferre , to bring.]
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