implicitness
/ɪmˈplɪsɪtnəs/
noun
- The quality of being suggested or understood without being directly stated.
- In many cultures, implicitness in communication is valued over directness.
- The implicitness of the threat in his tone made her uneasy.
- The implicitness of the agreement made it easy for both sides to later disagree on the details.
- The state of being complete and unquestioning, as in trust or faith.
- The child's implicitness in believing everything her father said was touching.
- His implicitness of loyalty to the company never wavered, even during hard times.
- The team's implicitness in following the coach's instructions led to their victory.
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