tacito
tacit
adjective TAH-chee-toh Rare
Origin: From Latin tacitus (silent), from tacere (to be silent)
Also means
unspoken
Usage Note
Tacito means implied or understood without being stated — a tacito accordo (tacit agreement) is one that is understood by all parties without explicit words. Do not confuse with the personal name Tacito (the Roman historian Tacitus). The adverb is tacitamente. A related verb, tacitare, means to silence someone or to settle a claim out of court.
Examples
"C'era un tacito accordo tra i colleghi."
Natural Translation
There was a tacit agreement among the colleagues.

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