Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - implore

~ v formal to ask for something in an emotional way; plead (1)  (John, I implore you, stop now before it's too late. | implore sb to do sth)  (She implored the soldiers to save her child.) imply ~ v 1 to suggest that something is true without saying this directly  (imply (that))  (She managed to imply she'd contributed the money without actually saying so. | an implied threat)  (- see infer) 2 if a fact, event etc implies something, it shows that it is likely to be true  (The high level of radiation in the rocks implies that they are volcanic in origin.) 3 if a principle, action, idea etc implies something, it makes other actions or conditions necessary  (Democracy implies a respect for individual liberties.)