Tacit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TACIT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• unspoken; understood or implied without being expressed directly
• understood or implied without being stated
• implied but not spoken
• Done or made in silence; implied, but not expressed; silent; as, tacit consent is consent by silence, or by not interposing an objection.
• implied by or inferred from actions or statements

Words related to TACIT

tacitly12 tacitness11 tacitnesses13

Words that contain TACIT

tacitly12 taciturn10 tacitness11 taciturnly15 tacitnesses13 taciturnity16 taciturnities15

How to use TACIT in a sentence

• The younger man, taking the gesture as a tacit invitation, entered the room.
• By a kind of tacit treaty we brought thither none but those affairs which invited a not too serious tone.
• And such a representation we made of all that had passed, as brought either tacit or declared blame upon the fair perverse for hardness of heart and over-delicacy.
• As the hours passed there grew up between the gambler and the girl a tacit partnership of mutual defense.
• The course of Logan in putting the family in jail, for safe keeping until they could be sent to the southern market, was a tacit admission that he had no legal hold upon them.
• The manager mistook the remains of fever for a tacit admission of guilt.
• Some might claim that this is a tacit admission of colored people among themselves of their own inferiority judged by the color line.
• By a tacit avowal of the weakness of the human mind, the speculations of Descartes stopped short at death.
• In the tacit agreement of husband and wife to keep their estrangement a secret they behaved as would have been ordinary.
• There used to be a certain tacit agreement among all men that those who possessed capital, rank, or reputation should be treated with courtesy.
• They had so settled it together, half expressly, half from a tacit agreement.
• He and Jay never broke their promises to each other, and there was a tacit agreement that when they found it necessary to lie to each other, they always gave each other warning.
• There must be no self-deception on the point that political arrangements have only a qualified value, that they are always concluded with a tacit reservation.
• Elizabeth was finding this period of her tacit engagement rather puzzling.
• By a sort of tacit consent, he never offered to come in, neither did I invite him.
• You produce the boy whose youth is marked by a tacit contempt for girls and whose manhood will be disfigured by a light estimation of the beauty and sanctity of womanhood.
• There is, in certain ranks, a tacit conspiracy against the police.
• Its headquarters could not be removed from the Tiber, and by the tacit consent of Latin Catholicism the Supreme Pontiff was selected from Italian prelates.
• It was a tacit understanding that the mountain country was to be restored to Bavaria, and to reduce it to obedience three fresh armies crossed its frontiers.
• It has received the express or tacit sanction of the Corporation of Harrogate and is embodied in its publications.
• The tacit understanding seems to have been that both forces should have time to collect their wounded and bury their dead.
• A tacit agreement settled this point as it has so many others of the social economy.
• The women loved him for it, and entered into a tacit conspiracy to gain him the right-of-way to wherever Eleanor was to be found.
• Seemingly by a tacit agreement, the others of the party left us to ourselves.
• This is the common law of the land, and is a tacit condition annexed to the creation of every such corporation.
• Employers in some cases had tacit understandings with each other before laborers were organized.
• Such a tacit reproof appears most consistent with the dignity of the Roman people.
• When Burke joined her again, they spoke only of casual things, avoiding all mention of Guy or Kieff by tacit consent.
• Hence we both became good-tempered, and, according to our own tacit fashion, continued during the rest of that morning to be rather more than usually sociable.
• Obviously the rival and critical theory will make the same tacit claim as the other to absolute validity.
• Good manners depend on the tacit understanding of all parties as to their relations to one another.

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