
Catching up on some corrections from previous lessons. I have used the word “implicar” as a substitute for “imply” and although that meaning does exist (it’s definition 5 in Priberam), it’s more usually a much more aggressive word, meaning impede, cause something to happen or just generally stir things up. Used reflexively it means to feel confused. Insinuar seems to be the better choice if you want to say something like “I don’t mean to imply…” which is what I was trying to say.