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Discover LudwigThe word 'unspokenly' is not commonly used in written English, and it may not be recognized by some spell check programs
It is more common to use 'unspoken' or 'unspokenly' instead. However, in certain contexts, it may be acceptable to use 'unspokenly' to emphasize the lack of verbal communication. Example: The two friends had an unspokenly agreed-upon pact to always have each other's backs.
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unspokenly
adverb
In an unspoken manner; tacitly.
Exact(2)
Ilgauskas didn't exclude them; we did, sort of, unspokenly.
Despite Bronson's impassive demeanor, he finds his solitude being compromised, as he is drawn into something resembling friendship with a prostitute (Ireland, making her required appearance); a rumpled, gentlemanly drug addict (Strother Martin); and, finally and unspokenly, Coburn, his opposite and brother.
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