Definition of the word implicit

Definition of the word implicit

Pronunciation of vocabulary implicit

implicitadjective
ngầm
/ɪmˈplɪsɪt//ɪmˈplɪsɪt/

Origin of the word implicit

The word "implicit" has its origins in the Latin word "implicēre," which literally means "to involve" or "to include." It entered the English language in the 16th century with the meaning of "hinted" or "suggested" without being explicitly stated. Over time, the word evolved to take on its current usage, which is defined as "inherent," "not expressly stated but implied," or "presupposed but not explicitly stated." In essence, implicit refers to something that is inherent or inherently understood, without the need for explicit communication.

Vocabulary summary implicit

type adjective

meaning insidious; latent

example an implicit threat

meaning absolutely

example implicit obedience: absolute obedience

meaning (math) hidden

example implicit function

Example of vocabulary implicitnamespace

suggested without being directly expressed

được đề xuất mà không được thể hiện trực tiếp

Implicit in his speech was the assumption that they were guilty.
Ẩn ý trong bài phát biểu của ông là giả định rằng họ có tội.
implicit criticism
sự chỉ trích ngầm
These assumptions are implicit in his writing.
Những giả định này được ngầm định trong bài viết của ông.

forming part of something (although perhaps not directly expressed)

tạo thành một phần của cái gì đó (mặc dù có lẽ không được thể hiện trực tiếp)