Definition Synonyms
Definition of implicitly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
understood but unstatedin a way that is understood though not clearly stated
- She implicitly agreed to the terms by her actions..
2.
unquestioninglywithout any doubt or question
- He implicitly trusted his friend's advice.
Origin of implicitly
Latin, implicitus (entwined) + -ly (manner)
Examples of implicitly in a sentence
The rules were implicitly understood by all. She implicitly accepted the terms without reading. They implicitly believed in the leader's vision.
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- French:implicitement, aveuglément, ...
- German:implizit, fraglos, ...
- Italian:tacitamente, senza riserve, ...
- Spanish:implícitamente, ...
- Portuguese:tacitamente, inquestionavelmente, ...
- Chinese:含蓄地, 毫无疑问地, ...
- Japanese:暗黙のうちに, 無条件に, ...
- Arabic:ضِمْنِيًّا, دون تردد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּמִשְׁתַּמֵּעַ, לְלֹא עוֹרְרִין, ...
- Russian:неявно, безоговорочно, ...
- Ukrainian:неявно, беззаперечно, ...
- Hindi:अप्रत्यक्ष रूप से, बिना सवाल किए, ...
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