implicational

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Adj.1.implicational - relating to or concerned with logical implication; " implicational language universals"
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A common claim in the literature is that voiced stop inventories are implicationally ordered (Gamkrelidze 1975; Sherman 1975; etc.).
On voiced stops in Finnish
It would seem incontrovertible that if someone sees an event occur, it necessarily, or implicationally, occurred.
The Stylistics of Syntactic Complements: Grammar and Seeing in Flannery O'Connor's Fiction
As Kaufer and Neuwirth assert, "our memory of words and larger linguistic units is so implicationally rich that the number of evocations compatible with immediate context will invariably exceed the number the speaker intended to convey" (81).
Metaphors in the university, or I never promised you an ivory tower
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