unstated
unuttered

I can see the look in her eye, though the thought is unstated.

She struggled, as if the answer were better left unstated.

She heard the unstated guess in the tone of his voice.

He put the emphasis on the word I, and left the rest of it unstated.

But for reasons unstated, she does not seem to trust him.

Personal marketing plans run into the unstated table problem all the time.

But she leaves unstated any notion of her being a role model for women.

What he might be doing at Outpost was left unstated.

The unstated message was that he considered himself a candidate.

For these reasons, the urgency of this matter must not go unstated.

As for our two unstated goals, we have not done badly.

By 1878, the expression was familiar enough that part of the story could be left unstated.

The unstated contract between them and us is a wonderful agreement.

Nonetheless, it is a wish that I felt should not go unstated.

As if I could, was the sweet unstated message in her clear gray eyes.

"Food for thought," seemed to be the unstated conclusion of his sentence.

Time is the great unstated theme present in these glass and steel cases.

However, he was fired by the Rangers for unstated reasons.

"I'll be here when you get back," she replied to his unstated question.

At the same time "the unstated assumption is that people did not have a voice," he added.

He added, though, that there might be other unstated reasons for their reluctance.

There is an unstated third reason: Why should he?

Evidently in this case she has benefited, although that is left unstated.

The fact was unstated but obvious that the feelings were mutual.

"I'm not sure if we're inconsistent or following an unstated rule."