Implicitly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPLICITLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an implicit manner; without reserve; with unreserved confidence.
• By implication; impliedly; as, to deny the providence of God is implicitly to deny his existence.
ADVERB:
• IMPLICIT, implied but not stated
• in a way that is not directly expressed; tacitly
• without qualification: absolutely
• without doubting or questioning
• without ever expressing so clearly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of being understood from something else though unexpresse; implied; involved in the nature or essence of something though not revealed, expressed, or develope; potential c of a mathematical function; defined by an expression in which the dependent variable and the one or more independent variables are not separated on opposite sides of an equation — compare explicit

Words related to IMPLICITLY

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How to use IMPLICITLY in a sentence

• If he were living, I would confide all to him, and be guided implicitly by his advice.
• We must therefore regard our mental creations as spiritual realities and then implicitly trust the Law of Growth to do the rest.
• He was thoroughly honest, and could be trusted implicitly.
• Yet unless this rule is implicitly obeyed you cannot expect much success at lawn tennis.
• The boy followed implicitly the dictates of nature within him.
• But, like all men who have achieved great things, he made bitter enemies, some of whom at first professed sincere friendship for him and were implicitly trusted by him.
• One and all preached that implicitly if not explicitly.
• When a ruler is Catholic they obey him implicitly, because they know that he will be kept straight in all matters of right and wrong by the Pope, who is the Representative of God.
• In the study of his works, the student must be careful not to follow too implicitly all his conclusions.
• I trusted implicitly in her fertility of resource and her extraordinary intelligence.
• But anyhow there was little chance of failure, because the blacks had long since grown to believe in me blindly and implicitly.
• It was evident that the Willard family relied implicitly on Halsey, and his assistance to them was most considerate.
• Brown was now consulted as to every step to be taken, and his advice was implicitly followed.
• Unlike all others, however, he, my poor father, believed implicitly my assertions of entire innocence of the crime for which I had been transported.
• I do not mean to say we are bound to follow implicitly in whatever our fathers did.
• The judicial authority, as provided in the Constitution, must be sustained, and its decisions implicitly obeyed and faithfully executed.
• Stewart, who had been for many years Adjutant, knew him intimately, and believed implicitly in his loyalty.
• They obeyed him implicitly, with what success we have seen.
• It is a system which we all recognize implicitly, for we all reject as merely imaginary those experiences which lack this setting.
• But in matters of such high abstraction as this, even the evidence of self-evidence must not be relied upon too implicitly.
• Very few understand the proofs of the chief laws of nature, but the vast majority of men implicitly trust the assertions of those who do know them.
• We must learn not to trust the beautiful writers too implicitly.
• What a fool I was to believe him! All I had to do in return was to promise that I would obey implicitly.
• The Muslim follows implicitly the footsteps of his ancestors in belief and observance.
• He was devoted to his own gods, and believed implicitly in the prophecy that Quetzalcoatl, or his descendants, would return to rule Mexico.
• He went thither without the least disturbance or mob, having dispersed his orders accordingly, which are obeyed implicitly.
• I implicitly can trust you, Of whose courage, of whose talents I have been so well informed, That I mean at once to grant them The reward they so well merit.
• Mill says, implicitly believed and taught this awful doctrine, presents, he confesses, the highest type of pure morality the world has ever seen.
• The recipients of this carefully prepared sheet believe implicitly in its authenticity.
• Now the dusk had fallen to such an extent that he had to follow her implicitly, and even lean his hand on her shoulder when they jumped a bank into a very narrow lane.
• Parental and sexual instincts, social life and the gift of co-operation carry sympathy implicitly with them, as they carry the very faculty to recognise a fellow-being.
• This was precisely the conclusion drawn by one member of the Commission, Sir David Barbour, and implicitly acquiesced in by one other member, Sir Thomas Sutherland.
• He will then sell out the men who implicitly trust him, as they would sell him out if they could see a chance to make money out of it.
• The priest was the universal arbiter in all disputes, and his decision most implicitly acquiesced in.

Similar words containing PLICIT without suffix ly and without prefix im

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