Implication (noun)

1. A conclusion or inference that can be drawn from something, although it is not explicitly stated.
2. A consequence or effect that follows from a particular event or situation.
3. A suggestion or hint about something, especially about a possible future event.

Origin:

The word 'implication' originated in the late 16th century from the latin word 'implicare' meaning 'to entwine.'.

Examples:

1. The implication of his statement was that he was quitting his job.
2. The implication of the new policy is that it will affect everyone in the organization.
3. His words had a sinister implication that made her feel uneasy.
4. The implication of the data was that the company was facing financial difficulties.
5. The implication of the silence was that the proposal had been rejected.