implicitly
im pli suht lee
- r without doubting or questioning
I implicitly trust him - r without ever expressing so clearly
he implicitly assumes that you know the answer
- Relying on polling data to excuse himself for the campaign's negative tone and implicitly for going back on his word on campaign financing, he seemed indifferent toward the recent .
- Traffic is the epic of our despair on this topic, an attempt to gather all the strands of the issue in one place and implicitly show how they entangle people at every level of .
- To the millions of Americans who followed him, Garner Ted dispensed glib solutions to such problems as drugs, crime, broken marriages and delinquent childrenall implicitly in .