Sentence examples for be tacit from inspiring English sources
adjective
Expressed in silence; implied, but not made explicit; silent.
- Tacit consent : consent by silence, or by not raising an objection
They would be tacit admissions of wrongdoing.
That's why America and Iran were tacit allies in unseating the Taliban, and they will be tacit allies in preventing the reseating of the Taliban.
It will also be tacit recognition of the Republican presidential candidate's relationship with one of the nation's most controversial and powerful lobbying networks.
On Tuesday 6th November he flew home from Washington, DC, with what seemed to be tacit American approval for military strikes on Kurdish rebels across the border inside northern Iraq.
Wilson states that the auction house won't change the way that Diablo functions as a game, but if it's an enormous financial success, surely there will be tacit pressure on designers to introduce a greater number of saleable items, or make the hasty acquisition of certain weapons and armour pieces more attractive?
So if their intention is simply to take advantage of the economic opportunities there, then it must be understood that they will be tacit partners of, and complicit with, those who enact violations of the universal human rights of Chinese citizens.
In Alabama, it might even be tacitly welcome.
The European Union and the United States appear to be tacitly backing the opposition on this by calling for "real" power-sharing.
This suggests psychological needs may be tacitly embedded in comments regarding relationships in the social domain.
It may be tacitly accepted due to the familiarity of perpetrators, or minimized as inconsequential.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
