Implied though not directly expressed; inherent in the nature of something.
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The ads carry the implicit assertion that technology always means human progress.
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So-called too-big-to-fail banks are those perceived to have an implicit government backstop.
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The implicit trust in the simple face was too much for him.
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Institutions would be punished for providing implicit guarantees for asset management products.
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Warning had been given of the danger implicit in continuing with it.
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This moral is perhaps less implicit in the lines on the peacock:-
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The nation distrusted the former, and placed implicit confidence in the latter.
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The expectation of accurate recording is implicit in the experience of writing.
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The prime rule in the training of children should be implicit obedience.
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She heard the implicit deal Muhsin was willing to contract with Alex.
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The sense of her implicit trust in his honor absolutely disabled him.
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Field scientists develop intuitive skills for parsing knowledge in implicit, nonpropositional ways.
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By default, MySQL will issue an implicit commit after every SQL statement.
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She didn't add 'even though I defeated you', but it was implicit.
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This should serve as a means to capture implicit aspects of attachment.
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I know that Mr. Mainwaring had the most implicit confidence in him.
