implicitly; indirectly; tacitly
Used when a meaning is conveyed without being stated directly, often in formal or written contexts. Common with verbs like 示す, 言う, 認める.
He implicitly indicated his dissatisfaction with that remark.
He implicitly indicated his intention to resign.
その発言は暗に彼女の責任を認めている。
That remark tacitly acknowledges her responsibility.
She tacitly admitted her mistake.
The article implicitly criticizes the government's policy.
From 暗 (an, 'dark; hidden') + adverbial particle に (ni). The kanji 暗 suggests something not openly expressed.