Adverb
in a tacit manner; by unexpressed agreement
Source: WordNetthey are tacitly expected to work 10 hours a day Source: Internet
After the worldwide success of the Borat film, the Kazakh government, including the president, altered their stance on Baron Cohen's parody, tacitly recognising the invaluable press coverage the controversy created for their country. Source: Internet
Alameda County effectively surrendered on Tuesday, announcing that “the factory can reopen if Tesla adopts safety recommendations in addition to a new plan the company submitted on Monday” while tacitly “allowing” Musk to go ahead regardless. Source: Internet
Although wife Margaret, a blue-blooded Bostonian, has obvious disdain for the "peasant" and "dreadful" hillbillies, she tacitly agrees to tolerate them (rather than Milburn lose their ever growing account—which is $96,000,000 in 1969, equal to $ today). Source: Internet
Because it is boring for games to be drawn out indefinitely, serious Abalone players tacitly agree to play aggressively. Source: Internet
Besides axiom 1-5 and definition 1-3, a few other axioms from modal logic were tacitly used in the proof. Source: Internet