implicity
noun
im·plic·i·ty
ə̇mˈplisətē
plural -es
: the quality or state of being implicit
the strangeness of a man's life and the implicity with which he accepts it
Albert Camus
Albert Camus
Word History
Etymology
probably from French implicité, from implicite implicit (from Latin implicitus) + -té -ty
- dies from
- dies infaustus
- Dies Irae
- dies juridici
- dies juridicus
- dies nefasti
- dies nefastus
- dies of
- dies off
- dies on the vine
- dies out
- dies'-streamer
- diesel
- diesel cycle
- diesel engine
- diesel fuel
- diesel locomotive
- diesel-electric
- diesel-electric locomotive
- diesel-engined
- dieseled
- dieseling
- dieselings
- dieselisation
- dieselisations