implicitly

English

Etymology

From implicit +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

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Adverb

implicitly (comparative more implicitly, superlative most implicitly)

1. In an implicit or implied manner.

   tell someone implicitly

   He was punished for asking for answers implicitly during the exam.

2. Without doubting or questioning.

Antonyms

• explicitly

Translations

in an implicit or implied manner

• Catalan: implícitament (ca)
• Finnish: epäsuorasti (fi) (implicitly, indirectly), ehdottomasti (fi) (implicitly, without question), välillisesti (implicitly, indirectly), implisiittisesti (fi)
• French: implicitement (fr)
• Galician: implicitamente
• Greek: έμμεσα (el) (émmesa), σιωπηρά (el) (siopirá)
• Italian: implicitamente (it)
• Polish: bezwarunkowo (pl)
• Portuguese: implicitamente
• Russian: неявно (ru) (nejavno)
• Spanish: implícitamente (es)
• Ukrainian: неявно (nejavno), непрямо (neprjamo)

without doubting or questioning

• Russian: беспрекосло́вно (ru) (besprekoslóvno), безогово́рочно (ru) (bezogovóročno)
• Ukrainian: цілковито (uk) (cilkovyto), беззастережно (uk) (bezzasterežno)