implicitly

pronunciation

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  • Adverb:
    without doubting or questioning
    without ever expressing so clearly

Word Origin

implicitly (adv.)
c. 1600, from implicit + -ly (2).

Example

1. Implicitly , they say this is a normal recession .
2. Implicitly , the bis report rejects such a view .
3. But by agreeing to an indictment , ms di censo implicitly dismissed that contention .
4. But , scared of turning voters away with too much talk of cuts , he has implicitly done just that .
5. Implicitly , the uk government is guaranteeing the liabilities of the swollen uk banks .

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