Word to the Wise: Implicitly

Implicitly (im-PLIS-it-lee) — from the Latin for “to entangle” — means implied without being directly expressed; understood without doubt or question. 

Example (as used by Alex Green today): “Take a moment and picture someone you trust implicitly. It could be a spouse, a parent, a sibling, a friend, or a business associate. How does this relationship make you feel? How easily do you communicate? How quickly do things get done?”

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