1. not clearly or fully expressed; vague or ambiguous
Usage: formal

Examples

• The contract contained several inexplicit clauses that confused both parties.
• Her inexplicit instructions left the team uncertain about their next steps.
• The professor’s inexplicit feedback made it difficult to improve the essay.
• The policy guidelines were inexplicit regarding remote work arrangements.
• His inexplicit response to the question raised more doubts than answers.
• The artist’s inexplicit symbolism invited multiple interpretations.