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Meanings of implicitly in English
Portuguese
implicitamente Usage of implicitly in English
1
The fiction in this issue is implicitly informed by questions of belonging.
2
The investment losses will be implicitly covered by the new product issuance.
3
He believed implicitly in the justice of the courts of his country.
4
This outcome corresponds, implicitly, to a decline in the value of money.
5
The groups displayed equivalent retention of implicitly learned material after 6 months.
6
By never going there, however, he'd implicitly erased it from the map.
7
The homeless stranger confided herself implicitly to the protection of the student.
8
She always believed implicitly in the worst things she could think of.
9
You once said, you believed implicitly in the purity of my motives.
10
I came to trust implicitly the James Kirk of my time frame.
11
Don't we all, implicitly or explicitly, agree with each command we receive?
12
In the meantime, be prudent and silent, and follow my directions implicitly.
13
And the rule was implicitly obeyed, and the English sovereign thoroughly deceived.
14
He had an idea, but it would mean trusting one person implicitly.
15
Councils of war he never held; he ordered, and was implicitly obeyed.
16
Apparently the royal decree was not very implicitly obeyed by the playgoers.
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Implicitly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common