suggest implicitly

Frequency: 7.010.3 per million words

To communicate an idea or feeling without stating it directly.

implicitlyVERB + implicitly

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suggest

Examples (10)

  • His silence seemed to implicitly suggest agreement.
  • The artist's work often implicitly suggests themes of rebellion.
  • Her tone of voice implicitly suggested that she was unhappy.
  • The new policy could implicitly suggest a shift in priorities.
  • While not stated, the report did implicitly suggest a need for change.
  • The subtle glances exchanged between them implicitly suggested a secret understanding.
  • Does the advertisement implicitly suggest that success is tied to wealth?
  • By not denying the rumors, he seemed to implicitly suggest their truth.
  • The data, when analyzed, implicitly suggests a correlation between the two variables.
  • His actions, rather than his words, implicitly suggested his true feelings.