explicit
સ્પષ્ટ
definition
noun
the closing words of a text, manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text.
adjective
the speaker's intentions were not made explicit
stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
translation of 'explicit'
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example
Taking examples from actual primary care practice, Launer presents the techniques in a clear, 'explicit' fashion.
Plekhanov's program did not represent an 'explicit' disavowal of socialist objectives.
The 'explicit' references to sexual perversions are not the best thing about the book, although they don't really do it much harm.
If they were not 'explicit' , it would certainly have been implied.
His former colleagues were 'explicit' in their condemnation.
Others make more 'explicit' the objectives to which the government should devote itself.
You may use my personal information - but only with my 'explicit' permission.
Testimony also included description of 'explicit' photographs that include the defendant in them.
I have 'explicit' instructions not to share that with you right now.
In this section, we describe these forms of 'explicit' prejudice.
He also described u2018a gay sexual encounter in 'explicit' and derogatory termsu2019 from the pulpit.
It would have helped had he been more 'explicit' on this point.
It's clearly an 'explicit' miscarriage of justice, and I'm glad to see that these young guys are being free.
This is erotic fiction complete with 'explicit' language and sexual content.
In fact, the Court is quite 'explicit' on this point.
I think they've been very 'explicit' about this for months.
Fortunately, Alexander is more 'explicit' elsewhere in his writings.
The director's cut features a few fairly 'explicit' scenes that didn't make it to U.S. theaters.
Have today's films become too 'explicit' in dealing with sex?
There's no other way to describe him without using 'explicit' language.
Pimping, hookers, all sexual acts and 'explicit' language has been censored in the Australian version.
To ensure consistency, several definitions were made 'explicit' before data entry began.
The site includes 'explicit' photography and detailed descriptions of sex acts.
Her 'explicit' accounts of her sexual journey developed into this fictionalised memoir.
Can you be 'explicit' about whether you think a pull out of Australian troops would be a substantial damaging of the alliance?
Do you think things have become too 'explicit' today and thus less erotic?
Once we are 'explicit' in the legislation, we can move away from that general reference to the principles of the treaty.
He was not 'explicit' but implied to me that most of the people were in some way connected with publishing or writing.
The ransom note is very 'explicit' on what he's going to do.
Henry was 'explicit' about this in one of only two articles he published on decorative art while he was in Sydney.
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