believed implicitly
[bɪˈliːvd ɪmˈplɪsɪtli]
verb phrase
acreditou implicitamente
1. accepted as true without question, doubt, or reservation; trusted completely and absolutely
She believed implicitly in his honesty despite the rumors.
Ela acreditava implicitamente em sua honestidade apesar dos rumores.
2. had complete faith or confidence in something without requiring proof or evidence
The children believed implicitly everything their grandmother told them.
As crianças acreditavam implicitamente em tudo o que sua avó lhes dizia.
3. accepted a statement or belief as absolute truth without critical examination
For years, he believed implicitly in the company's mission.
Por anos, ele acreditava implicitamente na missão da empresa.
This phrase reflects a concept valued differently across cultures. In Brazilian and American contexts, 'believing implicitly' can be viewed positively when referring to faith or loyalty, but negatively when suggesting gullibility. The phrase is formal and literary, often used in educated discourse rather than casual conversation.
NYC Slang
bought it hook, line, and sinker
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