Explicit
Example: Vaig explicitar les meves idees al debat filosòfic d'ahir.
Definition
"Explicit" means to make ideas or thoughts clear and fully expressed, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. It involves clarifying or stating something openly, as in the phrase 'Vaig explicitar les meves idees al debat filosòfic d'ahir,' meaning to clearly explain one's ideas in a philosophical debate.
Etymology
The word "explicit" comes from the Latin 'explicitus,' which means 'unfolded' or 'clear.' It was originally used in manuscripts to indicate the end of a text, signaling that everything was clearly stated. Did you know? The term evolved to mean clearly expressed or fully revealed, which fits perfectly with its use in philosophy.
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