Implicata

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IMPLICATA, mar. law. In order to avoid the risk of making fruitless voyages, merchants have been in the habit of receiving small adventures on freight at so much per cent, to which they are entitled at all events, even if the adventure be lost. This is what the Italians call implicata. Targa, chap. 34 Emer. Mar. Loans, s. 5.

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No references found			Both dirimens copulatio and correctio (and also praeteritio, but for more complicated reasons) can be seen as examples of metalinguistic negation, defined by Laurence Horn as "a device for objecting to a previous utterance on any grounds whatever, including the conventional or conversational implicata it potentially induces, its morphology, its style or register, or its phonetic realization" (363). Dirimens copulatio and metalinguistic negation in Faulkner's Absalom, ... by Hurh, J. Paul / Style As such they address a range of issues pertaining to the utterance or situation at which they are directed, "including the conventional or conversational implicata it potentially induces, its morphology, its style or register, or its phonetic realization," as Horn (1989: 363) says of metalinguistic negation. Discourse functions of inferential sentences(*) by DELAHUNTY, GERALD P. / Linguistics: an interdisciplinary journal of the language sciences			impingement impingi impious impious utterance impiousness impishness impius implacability implacable implacably opposed implant implant firmly implanted implausibility implausible implead Impleader implement implemental implementation implements implere impletion impliant implicare Implicata implicate implicate falsely implicate oneself implicate unfairly implicate unjustly implicated implicatio implication implicational implicative implicatory implicit implicit confidence implied implied assent implied consent implied contract implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing implied in law implied indication implied rather than expressly stated Implied Warranty implode implorare imploratio			Implementing Non-Government Organization Implementing Partner Implementing Partnerships Across the Curriculum with Technology Implementing Project Directive Implementing Regulation of Customs Law Implementing Rules and Regulations Implementing Secure Converged WAN Implementing Secure Health Telematics Applications in Europe Implementing systems Implementing systems Implementing the Common Curriculum in Aboriginal Schools Implementing the New Zealand Transport Strategy Implementing Unified Communications Security implementor implementor implementor implements implements implements implements of war implere Impletion Impletion Implex implexed Implexion Impliable impliant implicare implicare Implicata implicate implicate implicate implicate falsely implicate oneself implicate unfairly implicate unjustly implicated implicated implicated implicates implicates implicates implicating implicating implicating implicatio implication implication implication Implication (logic) Implication (logic) Implication (logic) Implication (pragmatics) implicational implicational implicational Implications Implications Implications

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