explicitly

English

Etymology

From explicit +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

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Adverb

explicitly (comparative more explicitly, superlative most explicitly)

1. In an explicit manner.

   The fifth amendment to the United States constitution provides explicitly for the protection of private property.

   • 1999, Matthew C. Bagger, Religious Experience, Justification, and History, →ISBN, page 62:

     Descartes's methodism with its regulative criterion leads him to explicitly deny that accidentally true belief qualifies as knowledge.

Synonyms

• expressly, unambiguously; see also Thesaurus:explicitly

Antonyms

• implicitly

Translations

in an explicit manner

Arabic: صَرَاحَةً (ṣarāḥatan) Belarusian: я́ўна (jáwna) Catalan: explícitament (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 明確地 / 明确地 (zh) (míngquè de) Czech: výslovně, explicitně (cs) Danish: eksplicit (da), tydeligt, klart, med rene ord Dutch: uitdrukkelijk (nl) Esperanto: eksplicite Finnish: selvästi (fi), eksplisiittisesti (fi) French: explicitement (fr) Galician: explicitamente German: ausdrücklich (de) Greek: ρητά (el) (ritá), ρητώς (el) (ritós) Italian: esplicitamente (it) Japanese: 明確に (meikakuni), 明白に (meihakuni), 明らかに (akirakani) Norwegian: Bokmål: eksplisitt (no) Nynorsk: eksplisitt Occitan: explicitament Persian: صراحتاً (fa) (serâhatan), صریحاً (fa) (sarihan), به‌صراحت (be-serâhat), روی‌راست (rôy-e-râst) Polish: wyraźnie (pl) Portuguese: explicitamente Russian: я́вно (ru) (jávno) Scots: explicitly Spanish: explícitamente (es), rotundamente (es) Swedish: uttryckligen (sv) Tajik: рӯирост (růyirost), сароҳатан (sarohatan), сареҳан (sarehan) Ukrainian: я́вно (uk) (jávno)

Scots

Etymology

From explicit (“explicit”) +‎ -ly (“-ly”).

Adverb

explicitly (comparative mair explicitly, superlative maist explicitly)

1. Explicitly.