What"s the Difference Between Implicit and Explicit?
Tuesday, May/21/2024
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The adjective explicit means clearly expressed or readily observable.
The adjective implicit means implied or expressed indirectly.
See also: Imply and Infer
Examples:
- "Go home now!" was Dr. Legree's explicit command.
- You must listen carefully and critically to understand Snoop's implicit message.
Practice:
(a) Several critics discerned an _____ political statement in the bishop's remarks.
(b) Cigarette packs carry _____ health warnings.
Answers to Practice Exercises
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