implicitly

örtülü olarak, dolaylı olarak

in a way that is understood without being directly expressed or stated

When the manager smiled, it implicitly signaled approval of the proposal.

• The novel's ending implicitly critiques the social norms of its time.
• Scientists often implicitly rely on established theories when designing experiments.
• International agreements implicitly require parties to uphold human rights standards.
• The teacher said the rule, but she implicitly meant that late work would not be accepted.

• implicitly assume · örtülü olarak varsaymak The researcher implicitly assumes that all participants are honest.
• implicitly acknowledge · örtülü olarak kabul etmek By signing the contract, she implicitly acknowledges the terms.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: tacitly

zıt: explicitly