entailing
Making something necessary
Entailing means involving as a necessary part or consequence.
A plan entails certain costs; a decision entails risks.
The job entails frequent travel.
In law, entailing property means restricting its inheritance to a specified line of heirs, preventing it from being sold or willed freely.
Suggesting without stating directly
- suggestingOffering an idea indirectly
- presupposingAssuming beforehand as true
- indicatingShowing or pointing to
- signifyingExpressing or conveying meaning
connoting · meaning · involving · necessitating · assuming · inferring · hinting · portending
Making mandatory or needed
- necessitatingMaking something mandatory
- demandingRequiring great effort
- mandatingOrdering something be done
- obligatingCreating a binding duty
compelling · calling for · dictating · imposing · stipulating · prerequisite · precondition · condition
Following as effect
- leading toBringing about as result
- causingMaking occur
- producingMaking or generating
- bringing aboutCausing to happen
occasioning · generating · yielding · precipitating · triggering · giving rise to · culminating · ensuing
Property and grounds
- successionFollowing in order
- heirOne who receives legacy
- bequestGift left by will
- primogenitureEldest inherits all
patrimony · birthright · lineage · descendant · property · title · legacy · peerage
implying
Suggesting without stating directly
- suggestingOffering an idea indirectly
- presupposingAssuming beforehand as true
- indicatingShowing or pointing to
signifying · connoting · meaning · involving · necessitating · assuming · inferring · hinting · portending · foreshadowing
requiring
Making mandatory or needed
- necessitatingMaking something mandatory
- demandingRequiring great effort
- mandatingOrdering something be done
obligating · compelling · calling for · dictating · imposing · stipulating · prerequisite · precondition · condition · essential
resulting
Following as effect
- leading toBringing about as result
- causingMaking occur
- producingMaking or generating
bringing about · occasioning · generating · yielding · precipitating · triggering · giving rise to · culminating · ensuing · following
estate
Property and grounds
- successionFollowing in order
- heirOne who receives legacy
- bequestGift left by will
primogeniture · patrimony · birthright · lineage · descendant · property · title · legacy · peerage · aristocracy
entailingprecluding
Making impossible beforehand
ruling out · excluding · negating · preventing · contradicting
entailingexcluding
Leaving something out
omitting · leaving out · exempting · excepting · eliminating