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implicitly

adverb as in inevitably

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The two firms, which have been under government conservatorship since being bailed out in 2008, together implicitly back nearly half of mortgages.

Kimmel clarified himself without apologizing, which is worth noting because that implicitly acknowledges he has nothing for which to be sorry.

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But a new vote at this stage was implicitly rejected by Macron promising a new prime minister would be announced "in a matter of days".

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It is, implicitly, an admission that the first year and a bit of his tenure has not exactly gone to plan.

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It’s long been suspected, but never proven, that Nixon explicitly or implicitly ordered the Watergate burglary.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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