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unspoken

[uhn-spoh-kuhn] / ʌnˈspoʊ kən /


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The importance of bilingualism is so high that there is an unspoken rule mandating that any Canadian leader running for prime minister speak both official languages, Larocque added.

From BBC

For the British actor that is the measure of impact for Babies - a series that places difficult, often unspoken experiences at its centre.

From BBC

It’s a kind of like an unspoken language you guys probably have in terms of comedy, which is super important, I imagine, just for collaborating.

From Los Angeles Times

Ferguson says there was an unspoken feeling among the Scotland players that something was going to happen.

From BBC

An air of tension hovered over us like an unspoken truth, which was inevitable after spending so much time together in one confined space after another.

From Salon