Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
implicit-trust
Noun
/ɪmˈplɪsɪt trʌst/

Definition
Implicit trust refers to a type of trust that is assumed without explicit evidence or proof. It is a belief in the reliability and integrity of someone or something without needing detailed confirmation.

Examples
- In a close relationship, there is often an implicit trust between partners.
- Because of implicit trust in his expertise, the team followed his guidance without question.
- The organization’s culture promotes implicit trust, allowing employees to work more freely.

Meaning
The term describes a trusting relationship where the trust is understood and accepted without needing formal agreement or explicit statements.

Synonyms
- Unquestioned trust
- Inherent trust
- Assumed trust