How to pronounce “tacit” in English

or tacit places.

And Tacitus, as I said, the most reliable source about her, was really obsessed with how weird it was that there was a woman leading an army.

But Tacitus was himself grudgingly impressed with how Boudicca dealt with what he acknowledged was extreme dishonor.

But the tacit thing that I hear behind this question is guilt and shame.

It's tacit.

We have our own tacit infrastructure that makes us see in a certain way.

one was called tacit blue and another one was called bird of prey these were all manned aircraft so the fact that he's flown

I was tacitly refusing the idea that my body needed hormonal modification, that the advice of the medical establishment to ameliorate my failure

essentially in one of Tacitus's manuscripts being copied when they were copied by one person to another.

So we might tacitly acknowledge, with its silent letters and erratic relationship to pronunciation, the English spelling isn't a terribly

The US actually tacitly supported it in many ways.

Duke was a very taciturn guy.

And whether tacitly or implicitly, if we allow things that we don't believe are in the best interest of the child, they become part of the culture.

So there's a tremendous amount of tacit wisdom in what is essentially a craft but, unfortunately, treated as an art.

A lot of our knowledge is tacit.

You can think of them as tacit-evolving conventions.

And the conventions of usage are tacit, that is they are not legislated by a governing body, say like the Rules Committee of Major League Baseball.

Um the tacit thing that they won't come out and

I suspect that part of the answer lies in society's tacit acceptance that there are rights and wrongs in all aspects of language use

It came to represent-- and this was a completely tacit understanding, not something we ever broached out loud.

Peggy Orenstein: Well I suppose because otherwise it's a tacit approval in a way too if you don't comment.

So this is all according to their historian Tacitus.

We will have created a desert and called it peace-- Tacitus, Roman Empire.

and writes learned papers in astronomical journals and mathematical papers had tacitly assume that the universe is 13.7 billion years old.

reaching out to someone you admire I think that we all kind of have this tacit question in the back of our heads

And to be honest, it's at least tacitly the attitude that most historians of philosophy have, if only because of lack of time and energy.

The George W. Bush administration tacitly acknowledged as much in describing the global campaign against terror as a conflict likely to last decades and

and what we're trying to accomplish as a group, that there's almost this tacit dialogue that's occurring simultaneously with the play.

Peggy Orenstein: something, then it comes off as a tacit approval of that thing.

takes what the population knows as a whole, in a tacit and distributed way, and aggregates it and makes it public and, and observable.

By this I mean the tacit assumptions and ingrained instincts that are broadly shared by business executives,

There's a host of other examples where this sort of responsibility that was the government's has tacitly shifted to the platform.

And the third time they hung out, it was tacitly a sleepover.

And again, we see this in Cicero's letters and those of Pliny the Elder and Tacitus.

And we see this-- we see it in the letters of Pliny and Pliny the Elder and also in letters of Cicero and Tacitus

The primary mission of America's far flung military establishment is global power projection, a reality tacitly understood in all corners of American society.

hard won, real-world experience, your failures, your mistakes, and your successes, in other words, your tacit knowledge, things that you know,

I think there's a pretty simple answer, which is the main characters in the shows that I've worked on have, as a goal, either explicit or tacit, that they

I do not misunderstand the cruelty of war, but I regret the way we talked about its casualties, how their lives become tacit admonitions, how

And also, it digs out, you know, tacit insights from those entrepreneurs that they probably would have never been prompted by a journalist, right?

And of course, it's making money because the oil that it's been controlling, it has tacit under the table deals with the Assad regime.

And then, finally, as the whole groove backed down, right to complete tacit, we hear this voice come out.

And in order to really work cross-culturally with success, you need to learn how to do put those tacit infrastructures

All sorts of tacit knowledge.

It was magical the way we all entered into a tacit understanding that stockings on our head was cool, even when the evidence

But actually, no. You can be outgoing and cheerful, or you can be quiet and taciturn.

Or an aphorism-- maybe you're reading one of the classics, and there was a particularly good quote from Cicero or from Tacitus or something like that.