1. The plural of implicitness; the quality or state of being implicit (implied or understood without being directly stated).
Usage: Formal; typically used in academic or technical contexts.

Examples

• The implicitnesses in the contract led to disputes between the parties.
• Scholars debated the various implicitnesses present in the ancient text.
• The implicitnesses of the policy made it difficult for employees to understand the rules.
• Her writing style relies on implicitnesses rather than direct statements.
• The implicitnesses in the agreement required legal interpretation.