Unsaid - English meaning

adjective

Suggested though not directly expressed.

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Comments seen as implicit criticism of the policies

adjective

Suggested but not communicated directly

Usage examples:

We interpreted his silence as implicit agreement., some reporters thought there was an implicit thr…

verb

Forcibly put an end to.

Usage examples:

The rising was savagely suppressed

exclamation

Thank you.

Usage examples:

‘ta,’ said willie gratefully

abbreviation

(in the uk) territorial army.

Usage examples:

An officer in ta

noun

The chemical element of atomic number 73, a hard silver-grey metal of the transition series.

adjective

Understood or implied without being stated.

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Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement

adjective

Understood without being expressed directly

Usage examples:

He gave tacit approval to the plan.

adjective

Not expressing or talking about something directly or openly

Usage examples:

He was accused of being a tacit accomplice of imperialism., the leader has plenty of tacit supporte…

adjective

Not mentioned or coherently expressed.

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Previously unarticulated anger

adjective

Not openly or publicly declared; unstated.

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An underlying, unavowed hostility

adjective

Not publicly announced, admitted, or acknowledged.

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Undeclared war

adjective

Not publicly admitted to be something or to exist, or not yet decided

Usage examples:

The report did not mention inspections at undeclared nuclear sites., it is illegal to bring undecla…

adjective

Not publicly admitted to be something or to exist, or not yet decided

Usage examples:

The report did not mention inspections at undeclared nuclear sites., it is illegal to bring undecla…

verb

Perceive the intended meaning of (words, a language, or a speaker).

Usage examples:

He didn't understand a word i said

Past simple and past participle of understand

adjective

(of a thought or feeling) not communicated or made known.

Usage examples:

He thought it best to leave his doubts unexpressed

adjective

Not mentioned.

Usage examples:

A monument unmentioned in all the architectural guides

adjective

Not referred to or spoken about

Usage examples:

Go unmentioned there is another issue that cannot go unmentioned and that i must raise now., despit…

adjective

Not spoken, articulated, or declared.

adjective

Not noticeable, prominent, or distinct; inconspicuous.

adjective

Not revealed; secret.

Usage examples:

Some feelings can run so deep that they are better left unrevealed

adjective

Not revealed (= made known or shown)

Usage examples:

Some details are unrevealed., an unrevealed number of staff have been disciplined.

adjective

Not expressed in speech; tacit.

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An unspoken assumption

adjective

Not stated, although thought, understood, or felt

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We have an unspoken agreement to share the housework.

adjective

Not stated or declared.

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A series of unstated assumptions

adjective

Not said or written, but thought or known

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Unstated assumption the work is based on a series of unstated assumptions that have never been chal…

adjective

Too much or too many to be counted or measured.

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Thieves caused untold damage

adjective

(of words or thoughts) not spoken or expressed.

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Her lips mouthed unuttered thanks

adjective

Not expressed in words; unuttered.

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A person's unvoiced thoughts

adjective

Not spoken or expressed, although thought of or felt

Usage examples:

He takes a long time to realize that his unvoiced fears are groundless., the voiced plosives [b], […