It means to infer something that is not catagorically stated in either a statment, piece of writing, speech etc. basically, to see what is being said without actually being stated.
If you read the lines, then you are looking at the obvious. To read between the lines is to see the not so obvious or to see what is suggested.
To find a deeper or not-so-obvious meaning within something, to consider what could be implied by something that may seem to be innocuous or not have any apparent meaning.
If you read the lines, then you are looking at the obvious. To read between the lines is to see the not so obvious or to see what is suggested. Unless.... Someone holds up 3 fingers and says to read between the lines. That is just a derrogative slang.
The phrase "read between the lines" means to be able to find the 'hidden meanings' in either text or speech. So if someone is talking to you, and they're in a bad mood but are trying to hide it, then you find out that they're in a bad mood without them telling you, then that's an example of "reading between the lines".
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r/e/a/d/i/n/g = read between the lines
The study of shapes and lines is called geometry. Thanks for reading!
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It means to infer something that is not catagorically stated in either a statment, piece of writing, speech etc. basically, to see what is being said without actually being stated.If you read the lines, then you are looking at the obvious. To read between the lines is to see the not so obvious or to see what is suggested.To find a deeper or not-so-obvious meaning within something, to consider what could be implied by something that may seem to be innocuous or not have any apparent meaning.If you read the lines, then you are looking at the obvious. To read between the lines is to see the not so obvious or to see what is suggested. Unless.... Someone holds up 3 fingers and says to read between the lines. That is just a derrogative slang.The phrase "read between the lines" means to be able to find the 'hidden meanings' in either text or speech. So if someone is talking to you, and they're in a bad mood but are trying to hide it, then you find out that they're in a bad mood without them telling you, then that's an example of "reading between the lines".
look for a different meaning.
You probably mean "reading between the lines." This means looking for non-literal meaning.For example, if you asked someone to dinner and she said, "Thanks, but I have to wash my car this evening," you could read between the lines and realize that she probably didn't want to come to dinner with you.
If you asked someone a question, expecting a certain answer, but they seem reluctant to give you any answer, you might be said to be "reading between the lines" to determine their honest answer.
Implicit policy refers to the unwritten or unspoken rules, norms, or expectations within an organization that influence behavior and decision-making. These policies are not formally documented but are still influential in shaping company culture and operations.
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"Reading the lines" can refer to interpreting someone's body language or facial expressions to understand their true feelings or emotions, or it can refer to analyzing a text to understand its meaning or subtext.
The word that means to get facts or context to figure out what is being implied by reading between the lines is "infer."
"Reading down" in law refers to interpreting a law narrowly to avoid conflict with constitutionality or other laws. "Reading in" refers to adding words to a law to ensure constitutionality or to give effect to the legislative intent. Both techniques are used by courts to interpret laws.
The Ellen Burstyn Show - 1986 Reading Between the Lines 1-7 was released on: USA: 8 November 1986
It Wasn't a accurate reading try a new test
well, it could mean alot of things, reading in between the lines is an acquired skill.... don't over think it though
Using context clues is when you look at the words surrounding the unknown word to infer its meaning. This strategy helps you understand the word based on its context in the sentence.