unspoken 的定义
- implied or understood without being spoken or uttered.
- not addressed.
- not talking; silent.
unspoken 近义词
not said
更多unspoken例句
- The unspoken kindness and indifference with which people would elbow past each other, occasionally trampling on each other’s feet on their way in and out of the train, is a lesson in letting go I update myself with every time I’m back in Mumbai.
- As the unspoken feelings between them become evident, the most important relationship in the film emerges.
- On a more subtextual level, it could refer to the unspoken tensions that underlie their brief, emotionally strained interactions.
- Currently, there’s an unspoken expectation that young gymnasts enter the Level 10 ranks by 8th or 9th grade, when they start being unofficially recruited, but a delayed timeline could shake up this schedule.
- The women and people of color who were admitted into these spaces did so with an unspoken caveat that they would make themselves amenable to the status quo.
- The unspoken question from his son and the thousands of other kids was, “Could it happen to you?”
- The unspoken controversy surrounding Hall lies in that he is challenging the status quo, which is cherished in Texas.
- She refused to participate in political bribery, which is the unspoken prerequisite backbone of this world.
- Flagrant anti-Semitism fell out of favor and was replaced by a closeted, unspoken bigotry.
- The threat of Ebola is incredibly real, and though mostly unspoken, it is a concern for many across The Gambia.
- “Well, I hope he does,” sighed Sol, the sigh being breathed to give expression of what remained unspoken.
- For a split second something leaped unspoken between them, as if doors in both their minds had opened and closed again.
- He took his leave respectfully, and the three generous souls felt his unspoken gratitude.
- Notwithstanding Thurstane's shyness and silences, she discovered his moral weight and gathered his unspoken meanings.
- The afternoon wore heavily away in the unspoken anguish of love and pride and suspicion.