verb/ɛ̃.pli.ke/
to implicate, to accuse; to imply; to involve; to get involved in, to participate in
“Elle implique, pour faire œuvre valable, la connaissance des lois principales de l'art ornemental, et surtout de la technique complète du métier qui exécutera cette œuvre.” — To produce work of merit, it involves knowledge of the fundamental principles of ornamental art and, above all, a complete mastery of the technique of the craft that will execute the work.
Borrowed from Latin implicāre. Doublet of employer.