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implicit

[im-plis-it] / ɪmˈplɪs ɪt /


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Speed training also relies on implicit learning, which functions more like building a skill or habit.

From Science Daily

The implicit claim of a valuation model is that no matter how far or how long prices may deviate, they eventually will return to fair value.

From MarketWatch

The AI company Anthropic ran an advert for its AI assistant Claude, with the commercial lobbing what appears to be some implicit criticism at rival AI software ChatGPT.

From BBC

This has for some time been implicit in the government's position.

From BBC

Although the prime minister did not go further than agreeing with the princess's admission of poor judgement, his implicit criticism of her is considered unusual.

From BBC