Implicitの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It's not a common word in English, so you won't hear it daily if ever, frankly. It's mostly a legal/business/technical word.
This is the easiest sentence I could find for you "This role was implicit in the previous legal framework, but it was not clearly formulated."

A: @jinghong30 Thank you. It was very helpful.

A: Although you never stated I could use your car, your permission was implicit when you handed me your car keys.

When a person rents a car, there is an implicit agreement that he or she will return the vehicle to the rental company on a specified date.

A: Implicit means that something is implied without saying so or it could mean something is true without question. For example, "you didn't say that I could drive your car, but it was implicit when you handed me your car keys". Implicit is not a word that is commonly used in conversational English but is useful in more sophisticated conversation. 😊

A: Implicit is an adjective that describes some information that a person hints at but doesn’t say directly, but still understood because it is suggested by the choice of words, the tone of voice, and other factors.
- There was no rule in the student handbook against boys wearing skirts, but there was still an implicit understanding amongst the students that the school administration wouldn’t accept it.
- The parent told the child, “Stop. Or else.” Although the parent didn’t directly say what the punishment would be, the child understood the implicit meaning that the punishment would be severe.

Explicit is an adjective that describes information that is stated directly and clearly, without any question about the meaning. It also describes a form of entertainment that includes a lot of graphic nudity or sexual activity.
- I’m not guessing that my grandfather is racist. I know he is because he said that he was. It was very explicit.
- You absolutely can’t drink any alcohol at all while you’re driving! That’s not a suggestion; that’s an explicit law!


So..
explicit >> direct meaning
implicit >> indirect meaning

explicit >> not applied application in poetry
implicit >> applied application in poetry

explicit >> primary meaning
implicit >> primary meaning

explicit >> preferred in academic writing
implicit >> preferred in literature

explicit >> dependent not expressed regarding independent variable
implicit >> dependent expressed regarding independent variable

explicit >> dependent variable can be separated or isolated from a relation
implicit >> dependent variable cannot be separated or isolated from a relation

A: Something is implicit when it is implied but not directly stated. Something is explicit when it is directly stated, means no confusion or uncertainty involve

for example


Let me be explicit, I do not support this.


We have not finalized the decision, but have an implicit agreement.

A: Honestly, I think there's no difference at all except one seems more formal than the other, as "implicit" seems more formal than "implied."

A: Explicit means very clear and complete. Ex: In an English class, the student said: "I do not wants to go there.". The teacher then gave a specific correction and explanation: You should say, "I don't want to go there.". 'Do' functions as a modal in your sentence which requires a base/simple form of a verb.

Implicit means understood even if it's not clearly stated. Ex: (The same example above.) But this time, the teacher said: 'You mean, you don't want to go there' or 'Oh, you don't want to go there'. This is a more polite way of giving a correction, however, the student might not notice the correction.

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A: Implicit is an English word basically meaning 'not obvious'