explicitness
/iks'plisitnis/
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Definition
Noun: 1. The quality of being explicit: The state or characteristic of being clear, direct, and unambiguous in expression, leaving no room for doubt or confusion. 2. Clarity as a consequence of being explicit: The clear understanding that results from a statement, instruction, or representation that is fully and plainly expressed.
Usage and Examples
- The explicitness of the safety warnings left no doubt about the dangers involved.
- I appreciate the explicitness of your feedback; it tells me exactly what I need to improve.
- The contract's explicitness regarding payment terms prevented any future disputes.
- The teacher's instructions lacked explicitness, leading to confusion among the students.
Advanced Usage
- Degree of Explicitness: This phrase is used to discuss how explicit something is.
- The degree of explicitness in the movie's content required a higher age rating.
- With Explicitness: This adverbial phrase describes how an action is performed.
- The policy states, with great explicitness, that all applications must be submitted online.
Variants and Related Words
- Explicit (adj): Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
- He gave explicit instructions.
- Explicitly (adv): In a clear and detailed manner.
- The rule was explicitly stated in the handbook.
Synonyms
- Clarity
- Directness
- Unambiguousness
- Plainness
- Definiteness
Antonyms
- Ambiguity
- Vagueness
- Implicitness
- Obscurity
Related Phrases and Concepts
- Lack of explicitness: The absence of clear, direct expression, often leading to ambiguity.
- The problem arose from a lack of explicitness in the initial agreement.
- For the sake of explicitness: Used to introduce a statement that is made to ensure perfect clarity.
- For the sake of explicitness, let me state that I do not agree with this proposal.
Noun
- clarity as a consequence of being explicit