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implicitly
This term operates in two distinct semantic spheres. In a communicative context, it describes information that is embedded within a message rather than stated explicitly. It suggests a layer of meaning that requires inference, often used in legal or formal settings to describe agreements or assumptions that are not written down but are nonetheless binding.
In a psychological or relational context, the word shifts to describe a state of total, unquestioning faith. When someone trusts implicitly, they have bypassed the need for evidence or verification, indicating a profound level of devotion or certainty that leaves no room for skepticism.
Meanings
Examples
The contract implicitly assumes that both parties will act in good faith.
By staying silent, she implicitly agreed to the new terms.
His tone of voice implicitly suggested that he was unhappy with the result.
The policy implicitly discourages employees from working overtime.
I trust my partner implicitly with all my financial financial decisions.
The soldiers followed their captain implicitly during the heat of battle.
She believes implicitly in the power of education to change lives.
He trusted his mentor implicitly and never questioned the advice.