tacit in Irish
tacit in Irish is tostach — tacit means understood or agreed without being said aloud or written down.
tacit in Irish
tostach
Implied, but not made explicit, especially through silence.
What does "tacit" mean?
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adjective Understood or agreed without being said aloud or written down.
"There was a tacit agreement that nobody would mention the argument again."
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adjective Of knowledge or skill: held by experience and difficult to write down or teach directly.
"Much of what a good nurse knows is tacit knowledge picked up on the ward."
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tacit in a sentence
- There was a tacit agreement that nobody would mention the argument again.
- His silence gave tacit approval to the plan.
- Much of what a good nurse knows is tacit knowledge picked up on the ward.
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What is "tacit" in Irish?
"tacit" in Irish is tostach. tacit means: Understood or agreed without being said aloud or written down.
How do you use "tacit" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a tacit agreement that nobody would mention the argument again." In Irish, "tacit" is tostach.
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