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explicitly
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adverb
- in a way that is clearly expressed, demonstrated, or formulated:
There are a couple of important points that I wish had been made more clearly and explicitly.
We should also explicitly advocate for ourselves when it comes to promotions or raises.
- in a way that is direct or precise; specifically:
Women and underrepresented minorities are explicitly invited to apply.
- in a graphic or detailed way; not leaving anything to the imagination:
The art to be displayed cannot include explicitly sexual scenes, nudity, or salacious or revealing imagery.
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Example Sentences
But pronatalist thinking may be starting to influence policy that is less explicitly about fertility.
“Congress explicitly authorized funding for the grants at issue to help keep our country healthy and protect us from future pandemics,†California Atty.
The Yemen group chat explicitly referred to another such chat, making clear that this was not their first.
He adds it "ranked as one of the great Liverpool songs in that it was explicitly about Liverpool in the way that – to put it in distinguished company – Strawberry Fields Forever was, and Penny Lane".
They argue that the 22nd Amendment only explicitly bans someone being "elected" to more than two presidential terms - and says nothing of "succession".
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