#illation

[attic-salt-holmes]

I read the fic illation and I only cried a total of (minimum) 5 times and my eyes are still red right now from all the crying how dare you suggest this fic to me but also THANK YOU MY GOD THAT FIC WAS SO POWERFUL AND AN EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER RIDE HOW DO I EVEN LIVE NOW 😭😭😭💔💔💔

Oh god, I’m so soo sorry I made you cry, but if it serves anything, i cried 5 times x 2 because i went and read it a second time (pls kill me) …It’s just , after reading your post, I couldn’t get it out of my head , and not just the plot, but also the writing is out of this world, amazing!!!

[mybuddyjimmy]

Illation

Illation [ə-LAY-shən] Part of speech: noun Origin: Latin, mid-16th century 1. The action of inferring or drawing a conclusion. 2. An inference. Examples of illation in a sentence “The board game Clue depends on players drawing illations.” “We came to the illation that Tim didn’t want to join us after his long hike.” #wordoftheday

Illation

[the-lexicographer]

Word of the Day

Illation, n. /il’ā-shun/ - The act of inferring from premises, or that which is so inferred; inference; deduction. 

       Source: Funk & Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary, 1953

[the-msm]

DFW word of the day

Illation - N: 1. The act of inferring or drawing conclusions. 2. A conclusion drawn; a deduction. Also called illative. ETYMOLOGY: Late Latin ill ti , ill ti n-, from Latin ill tus, past participle of nferre, to carry in, infer : in-, in ; see in-2 + l tus, brought; see tel - in Indo-European roots

[oust]

illation

The act of inferring; an inference or conclusion drawn