tacitly (Meaning)

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tacitly (r)

in a tacit manner; by unexpressed agreement

The manager tacitly approved of the project without explicitly endorsing it.
The students tacitly agreed to meet at the library after class.
The scientist's hypothesis tacitly assumed a correlation between two variables.
The defendant's attorney tacitly implied the prosecutor's case was flawed.
The government's tacit support for the rebels undermined its diplomatic efforts.
The job advertisement tacitly indicated that only experienced candidates would be considered.
The union tacitly threatened a strike if management refused to negotiate.
The doctor tacitly expressed concern about the patient's prognosis without stating it outright.
The apology was tacitly accepted by the offended party, as they refrained from further confrontation.
The parents tacitly understood that their children needed both discipline and love.

in a tacit manner; by unexpressed agreement

implicit,unspoken, implied,unexpressed, unvoiced, unsaid,wordless, inferred, intimated, interpreted

apparent, express,explicit, explicit, obvious, express, obvious, apparent, plain, voiced

The manager tacitly approved of the project without explicitly endorsing it.

The students tacitly agreed to meet at the library after class.

The scientist's hypothesis tacitly assumed a correlation between two variables.

The defendant's attorney tacitly implied the prosecutor's case was flawed.