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Tacitly

Definition

(formal) Silently, without explicitly stating something; implied or understood without being directly expressed. Often used in contexts of agreement, consent, or understanding that is not openly declared.

Example Sentences

1The government tacitly approved the deal by failing to veto it within the required timeframe.
2Is it fair to assume that someone has tacitly agreed to a proposal simply because they have not actively objected to it?
3The company's decision to raise prices was tacitly endorsed by the board of directors, who chose not to intervene.
4Critics argue that the new policy tacitly discriminates against certain groups by creating unequal access to resources.
5There is a tacit understanding among the team members that they will support each other's projects without needing explicit permission.

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