1. in a way that is suggested or indicated indirectly rather than stated explicitly
Usage: formal; often used in legal and academic contexts

Examples

• The contract impliedly requires both parties to act in good faith.
• She impliedly agreed to the terms by signing the document without objection.
• The law impliedly protects citizens' right to privacy.
• His silence impliedly acknowledged the accusation.
• The agreement impliedly excludes any liability for indirect damages.
• The statute impliedly grants the agency authority to enforce the regulations.