Infer — C1 Vocabulary
Use infer to describe reaching a conclusion from clues.
C1 Vocabulary lessons help you learn and practise words and phrases at the C1 Advanced level. You will find commonly confused word pairs, homophones, word meanings, and usage examples. Each lesson shows you when and how to use each word correctly, with example sentences and tips to remember the difference.
Use infer to describe reaching a conclusion from clues.
Use imply to describe suggesting something without saying it directly.
Use uninterested to describe a lack of interest in something.
Explore how disinterested is used when discussing fairness and personal involvement.
Compare disinterested and uninterested in examples about fairness and interest.