0 not spoken, although thought of or felt: --
There's an unspoken assumption in the department that Sue will take over the post when Dan leaves.
1 not stated, although thought, understood, or felt: --
Cruelty is the violent awakening of consciousness to the horrors of life that had previously remained unconscious, both unseen and unspoken.
Relying initially on the ambiguities of unspoken censorship, the new regime only gradually moved towards the effective suppression of all political comment.
Their unspoken rationale: that science should not override what the legal entity of marriage accomplished.
Despite their authors' excellent research, these chapters are troubling in their unspoken ideological bias.
If anything, the security apparatus of the state remains accountable to a mostly unspoken counterfactual: how much worse would things be without them?
This might have created an unspoken assumption that raised pitch and exaggerated pitch excursions are typical of all participants within a cultural-linguistic group.
Imaginative themes often emerged in this study through an amalgam of the spoken and the unspoken.
It is meant to capture the fact that quotes can introduce unspoken mental activity such as thoughts or opinions as well as outwardly occurring speech.
