Implied
Implied adjective - Understood although not put into words.
Usage example: an implied agreement is not legally enforceable
Spoken
Both words in one sentence
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One scene shows a battlefield where the the soldiers are implied to be speaking English, and while the Japanese subtitles are actual sentences, the "English" spoken is just names of various foods.
- This may possibly be the explanation for how Akane heard Ranma's declaration of love (which is equally implied to have been merely thought, rather then spoken) in the final chapter.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: Paul's last line, spoken directly into the camera: "Or maybe I'd be dead." Briar Patching: Tammy's parents try to discipline her by sending her to Catholic school (implied to be all-girl), although that's exactly where she wants to go.
Source: Film / Election
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