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| Main Entry: |
implicitly
 [im-plis-it] 
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| Part of Speech: | adverb |
| Definition: | inevitably |
| Synonyms: | completely, essentially, inherently, unquestioningly, unreservedly |
| Main Entry: | morally |
| Part of Speech: | adverb |
| Definition: | practically |
| Synonyms: | basically, implicitly, potentially, probably, substantially, virtually |
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Example Sentences
- Nonetheless its conclusions implicitly raise awkward questions about the bank's new leaders.
- And he appeared implicitly to accept that those inflows may be smaller in future.
- Derivatives are extraordinarily useful-as well as complex, dangerous if misused and implicitly subsidised.
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