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Meanings of unstated in English

Not made explicit.

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      Usage of unstated in English
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      Perhaps its intentions, if still unstated and relentlessly undefined, are ultimately malevolent.
      Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
      2
      That was my unstated reward for all the good they've done me.
      Surrender to the will of the night
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      Through the last staccato sentences there ran an unstated sense of desperation.
      Timescape
      4
      Trump and Zuckerberg have formed an unspoken, almost certainly unstated, strategic alliance.
      The Guardian
      5
      They were white, Protestant, with an unstated tolerance for a few Catholics.
      All That Is
      6
      Until July 2014, the regime and Islamic State enjoyed an unstated non-aggression pact.
      The Guardian
      7
      The events in Uganda and Egypt also reflected an unstated but disturbing fact.
      The gun
      8
      When Pengefinchess returned from some unstated errand, Isaac looked up briefly.
      Perdido Street Station
      9
      Again there was a suggestion of mockery and unstated meanings in his voice.
      Shadowland
      10
      Had I stumbled upon Plato's unstated motive for stonewalling use of his DNA?
      Spider bones: a novel
      11
      These may have been quite legitimate, though Simmons's unstated purpose was anything but that.
      Dayworld Breakup
      12
      I say unstated, but there must have been a long-standing contingency plan in waiting.
      The Irish Times
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      Which might explain the unstated emotion that seems to join everyone in this picture.
      The Guardian
      14
      They are beautifully done, but their underlying subject is unstated.
      The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
      15
      The unstated fact that their relationship didn't have a destination.
      Any way you want me
      16
      Moreover, bribing officials is often the unstated policy of multinationals, foreign investors, and expatriates.
      Crime and Corruption
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      Unstated through the time