acknowledge implicitly

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

To accept or admit that something is true or that it exists, without stating it directly.

implicitlyVERB + implicitly

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acknowledge

Examples (10)

  • By not objecting, he implicitly acknowledged his consent.
  • Her silence could be interpreted as implicitly acknowledging the truth.
  • The new policy implicitly acknowledges the past mistakes.
  • His actions implicitly acknowledged her authority in the matter.
  • They implicitly acknowledged the difficulties by offering additional resources.
  • The government's statement implicitly acknowledged the need for reform.
  • She implicitly acknowledged her involvement by not denying the accusations.
  • The company's apology implicitly acknowledged that they were at fault.
  • We must implicitly acknowledge the importance of teamwork.
  • His nod implicitly acknowledged that he understood the instructions.