explicit
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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.
example
The Spanish-dominant families were 'explicit' about their concerns.
Pimping, hookers, all sexual acts and 'explicit' language has been censored in the Australian version.
In 2003 the Justice Minister gave his 'explicit' consent for the adoption of 595 children.
The trilogy also introduced a far more 'explicit' approach to the sexual nature of the vampire.
They said they just felt that the 'explicit' depiction of sexual activity and nudity was unacceptable.
He was not 'explicit' but implied to me that most of the people were in some way connected with publishing or writing.
The area of this part can be found once we have an 'explicit' description of its graph.
Henry was 'explicit' about this in one of only two articles he published on decorative art while he was in Sydney.
He also described ‘a gay sexual encounter in 'explicit' and derogatory terms’ from the pulpit.
Taking examples from actual primary care practice, Launer presents the techniques in a clear, 'explicit' fashion.
I think they've been very 'explicit' about this for months.
A narrative is implied, but never made 'explicit' .
The ransom note is very 'explicit' on what he's going to do.
It is important that scientists are 'explicit' about the limitations of their work.
The site includes 'explicit' photography and detailed descriptions of sex acts.
Do you think things have become too 'explicit' today and thus less erotic?
There are often legal and other obstacles to using highly 'explicit' videos in assessing sex offenders.
During the initial days after the diagnosis, your patient or the parents may need very 'explicit' instructions.
If you are 'explicit' in the comment section of your order, I've found that they are pretty good.
It's clearly an 'explicit' miscarriage of justice, and I'm glad to see that these young guys are being free.
The contract with the writer is very 'explicit' , he explains.
Have today's films become too 'explicit' in dealing with sex?
From the start, he was 'explicit' about his modus operandi: We were to give him our program, and he would give us a design.
People fall in love all the time, but few professional athletes are so 'explicit' in recounting the moment they met their soulmate 15 years earlier.
To ensure consistency, several definitions were made 'explicit' before data entry began.
The director's cut features a few fairly 'explicit' scenes that didn't make it to U.S. theaters.
Any readers who are easily offended or who simply dislike 'explicit' descriptions of sex should avoid this novel.
Do librarians have a right to a workplace reasonably free of sexually 'explicit' materials?
However, he was not 'explicit' as to when and how a civil dictatorship could replace a military government and eventually be replaced by a democratic system.
At the end of the book Toussaint moves toward post-development discourse, although he is not 'explicit' about it.
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