Implícito
Example: Su apoyo implícito en el proyecto fue fundamental para el éxito.
Definition
"Implícito" describes something that is implied or understood without being directly expressed. It often refers to support, meaning, or agreement conveyed subtly or indirectly, as in the phrase 'His implicit support in the project was crucial for success.'
Etymology
The word "implícito" comes from the Latin 'implicitus,' past participle of 'implicare,' meaning 'to entangle or involve.' Did you know that originally, it conveyed the idea of something being entwined or folded within, which perfectly fits the modern sense of something understood without being openly stated.
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"Implícito" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - (C2) - set 1", containing 94 commonly used words.
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