unstated

IPA: ʌnstˈeɪtɪd

adjective

Not explicitly stated; unspoken.

Examples of "unstated" in Sentences

It seems to be unknown an unstated.
Goals are different but left unstated.
The fate of the monk was left unstated.
Goals are different and are left unstated.
The grounds for the RfC as unstated are not.
The grounds for the RfC 'as unstated' are not.
If there is such a thing, it is unstated still.
Not literally and not in an implied but unstated way.
That is clearly the unstated message of the sentence.
The unstated foundation of Wikipedia is the ignorance of its editors.
Nonetheless, this kind of unstated interplay among the studies makes the book an intriguing read.
The reason, although unstated, was obvious; the aggression was being perpetrated by staunch American allies.
"The world has changed, and antiquated if unstated arrangements dating from 1945…must keep pace with reality."
There's a kind of unstated logic here that, if Israel is going to bomb Iran, the U.S. might as well do it itself.
What's unstated is that Young needs a target to run quick, short routes much more than he needs a gazelle racing downfield.
Rightly or wrongly, neatness is considered significant in this organisation and a kind of unstated dress code has sprung up.
Why, the second unnamed person had just seen the first unnamed person not 4 hours earlier, at a location that ought to remain unstated.
Trying to sabotage support for a competing hypothesis while protecting a favored hypothesis by keeping it hidden or unstated is also dishonest.
If it turns out Obama wins the female vote and Independents there are a lot of people still in America with so called unstated racial prejudice and religious prejudice and that is very, very sad.
In addition, there's very little action in this novel and the characters seldom articulate their feelings directly: you must infer what they leave unstated, which is nearly everything of importance.

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