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implicit
adjective as in included without question, inherent, absolute
Example Sentences
The bigger Lippmann’s short position grew, the greater the implicit expression of contempt for these people and their industry—an industry quickly becoming Wall Street’s most profitable business.
“A sense of calm and serenity was probably a very important implicit priority,” Hamilton says.
This reflects into the Faustian pact implicit in Kissinger’s brand of foreign policy realism — realpolitik in the original German — with its empty promise that if we treat other countries badly, America will benefit.
Research has demonstrated that an implicit hourly interest rate exists in payment systems — intraday money markets are real, they just don’t have infrastructure.
For instance, when new hires are automatically enrolled into their companies’ retirement plans, they tend to follow the implicit advice and continue saving throughout their lifetimes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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