by Bessybossman June 22, 2010
to make an inferance or to make a statement that may or may not be true but was based on evidence collected or observations
The scientist inferred that depriving certain plants of water resulted in increased root development.
by ValerieLou September 16, 2006
An inference is the term given to a statement that may not be true, but was based on evidence collected.
The opposition lawyer inferred that the man had stolen the shoes as all evidence pointed towards this being the case.
by Katherine April 06, 2003
by japraptor October 13, 2004
by That Kemptville Guy February 06, 2021
Hym "It's almost like they taught it inference! It can deduce what you're about to propt by way of inference! It didn't do that before! And now it does! So weird! Who came up with THAT idea? What a mystery! They still don't understand WHY it works that was but it's smarter now..."
by Hym Iam May 06, 2024
Hym "I'm the prince of that, actually. The prince of inference. Yep. Very good job other guy. And very good job you! Yeah, I was going to do one for him earlier but the backlog just keeps piling up over here. I don't have any Adderall. Hey, is he a trans or is it just the hair for him? The other one is definitely a trans.... But yeah, good job. Very clever. ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
by Hym Iam January 01, 2024