implicity

He accepted a boys word implicity, and if he deceived him he must go.

A History of Caroline County, Virginia 1924

Presumably it would be sexist of me to point out that there is no such word as "implicity", I presume they mean "implicitly".

Wimmins bollocks Not a sheep 2008

Presumably it would be sexist of me to point out that there is no such word as "implicity", I presume they mean "implicitly".

Archive 2008-04-01 Not a sheep 2008

"All are bound to obey him implicitly": 'implicity' in original.

Mysticism and its Results Being an Inquiry into the Uses and Abuses of Secrecy John Delafield

Criticism that is able to "encourage more thoughtful reading" is valuable criticism indeed, and if in many cases the critic discusses works he/she implicity values highly in order to "help readers 'understand' why they're good," this is probably in the long run a much more worthwhile expenditure of critical energy than the effort to demonstrate that some works aren't.

Book Reviewing 2010

Besides, TAX CUTS (whom you implicity defends) alone and unsupervisioned doesn't work by themselves.

First on the Ticker: RNC blasts Obama's stimulus in new video 2009

Besides, TAX CUTS (whom you implicity defends) alone and unsupervisioned doesn't work by themselves.

First on the Ticker: RNC blasts Obama's stimulus in new video 2009

Yet, the aesthetic implicity retains its "connection" with the "qualities of all experience" even as it "gets rid of forces that confuse, distract, and deaden."

John Dewey's *Art as Experience* 2010

I implicity trusted everything they said, because I implicity trusted those magazines as the pinnacle of hunting and fishing wisdom.

Goodbye to Grits 2008

Furthermore, the prefactory idiom, "In this brave new world" sets up a hostile resonance deprecatig the existing models versus the idealized model, implicity mocking traditional publishing.

Making Light: The "agency model" as I understand it 2010