implicitly condone

Examples (10)

• By not speaking out against the corruption, the president seemed to implicitly condone it.
• The manager's failure to address the bullying was seen as a way to implicitly condone the behavior.
• If you laugh when your child is rude to others, you implicitly condone their actions.
• The media outlet was criticized for its biased reporting, which seemed to implicitly condone extremism.
• An organization that fails to enforce its own rules will implicitly condone violations.
• Historians argue that the international community's silence served to implicitly condone the regime's aggression.
• I was worried my silence would implicitly condone his reckless spending habits.
• Are we to believe that their inaction means they implicitly condone this unethical practice?
• By staying silent, he was implicitly condoning the discriminatory jokes.
• The lack of clear consequences for academic dishonesty can implicitly condone cheating among students.