noun
- the quality or state of being implied rather than expressly stated
- the quality of being understood without being directly expressed
Examples
- The implicitness of her criticism made it difficult to address directly.
- He appreciated the implicitness of the agreement between old friends.
- The poem’s meaning relied on implicitness rather than direct statement.
- The implicitness of the threat was more unsettling than an open warning.
- Their communication was marked by an implicitness that outsiders found confusing.
- The implicitness of cultural norms can make them hard for newcomers to understand.