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Meanings of implicit in in English

In the nature of something though not readily apparent.

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Usage of implicit in in English
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Warning had been given of the danger implicit in continuing with it.
The Guardian
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This moral is perhaps less implicit in the lines on the peacock:-
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 8, 1919
3
The expectation of accurate recording is implicit in the experience of writing.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Why, when we all know that this is implicit in the wording?
The Irish Times
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My faith was implicit in my mother's exposition of the Italian character.
John Barleycorn
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However, some level of quality judgement is implicit in the label.
Reuters
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In a way, those concepts are both deeply implicit in the original edition.
The new yorker
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It is implicit in this statement that they would remove her from school.
The Irish Times
9
Pushing up and tearing or wearing down is implicit in nature.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
10
A complete change in viewing behavior is implicit in the use of PVRs.
Wired
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And it's not just down to the Irish inheritance implicit in his name.
The Irish Times
12
This output illustrates more of the structure implicit in the SAF.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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It was the casual insult implicit in the transaction that had infuriated everyone.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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Cancelled streets and ancient courtyards have become implicit in the blood.
Voice of the Fire
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The end was foreseen from the beginning; the tragedy being implicit in the subject.
The Black Cat: A Play in Three Acts
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The idea of time curvature is implicit in the ideas of karma and reincarnation.
Four-Dimensional Vistas