Implement, im'-ple-ment, s

tool or instrument of labour; fulfilment: v.a. to give effect to; to accomplish. See Impletion. of being full(L. in, and pleo, to fill). twine). state of of being involved; involution. entangle (L. in, and plico, to fold). state of being implicated; entanglement; something implied. Implicatively, im'-ple-ka-tiv-le, ad. by implication. fairly to be understood, though not expre ed; trusting without questioning or reserve. Implicitly, implies-it-le, ad. in an implicit manner. Implicitne im-plis'-it-nes, s. the state of being implicit. expre ed. Impliedly, im-pli'-ed-le, ad. by implication. v.n. to entreat; to beg (L. in, on, and ploro, to cry aloud).