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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesimplícito
Pronunciation / Transliteration: impletsito
"Su confianza en el equipo era implícita."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Suggested though not directly expressed; implied.
"Her response contained an implicit criticism of his proposal." - 2
With no doubt or hesitation; absolute and unconditional.
"He placed implicit trust in her ability to handle the project."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'implicitus', past participle of 'implicare', meaning 'to entangle, involve, or wrap in'. Entering Middle English in the late 15th century via French, it originally denoted something entangled or closely connected, later shifting semantically to mean implied or understood though not directly expressed.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Implicit" is said worldwide
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implicite
Transliteration: implisit
"Il y avait un accord implicite entre eux."
implizit
Transliteration: implitsit
"Das war eine implizite Warnung."
implicito
Transliteration: implicito
"C'era un consenso implicito nella stanza."
implícito
Transliteration: impletsito
"Su confianza en el equipo era implícita."
implícito
Transliteration: implisitu
"Havia uma promessa implícita no acordo."
अंतर्निहित
Transliteration: antarnihit
"इस बात में एक अंतर्निहित संदेश था।"
含蓄的
Transliteration: hán xù de
"他们的对话中有一个含蓄的意思。"
암묵적인
Transliteration: ammukjeogin
"그들 사이에는 암묵적인 합의가 있었다."
暗黙の
Transliteration: anmoku no
"それは暗黙の了解でした。"
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