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implicitly

[im-plis-it-lee] / ɪmˈplɪs ɪt li /


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Yet, what his post alludes to implicitly is that the concept of “middle-class” has evolved over the last few decades, and not in a good direction.

From Los Angeles Times

The Combat Antisemitism Movement also suspended Heritage’s membership in the task force, noting in a formal letter, “Your speech implicitly suggested … the Holocaust is an immutable historical event. It is worthy of study, not debate.”

From Salon

At Cheyenne River, they claimed that a 1905 act of Congress, which made a portion of the reservation eligible for public homestead entry, had implicitly “diminished” the reservation.

From Salon

Rodgers did not say this implicitly but people took from his comments that those arrivals were not sanctioned by him.

From BBC

Butchart opines that the rest of the world is – explicitly or implicitly – opposed to unchallenged U.S. financial hegemony.

From MarketWatch