Definitions

implicit

[im-plis-it] / ɪmˈplɪs ɪt /

ADJECTIVE

included without question, inherent, absolute

Synonyms

STRONGEST

constant contained definite implied latent steadfast tacit unshakable unspoken

WEAK

accurate certain complete constructive entire firm fixed full implicative inarticulate inevitable inferential inferred practical taken for granted total undeclared understood unexpressed unhesitating unqualified unquestioned unreserved unsaid unuttered virtual wholehearted

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disloyal stated untrustworthy

WEAK

explicit specific

Example Sentences

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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

With this transition from more implicit to more explicit, there’s going to be lots of different effects.

From Salon

But nothing in Ellis’ reporting or what’s known about the county investigation validates Uber’s implicit argument that its behavior is generally characteristic of the plaintiffs’ bar.

From Los Angeles Times

This is what makes the implicit U.S. threats so puzzling.

From Barron's

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