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Explicitly

/ɪkˈsplɪs.ɪt.li/adverb
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Explicitly means to express something in a clear, direct, and detailed way, leaving no room for interpretation or assumption. In today's contexts, it's essential in fields like law and technology to prevent misunderstandings, such as when specifying exact conditions in a contract or code to ensure precise execution.

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In medieval manuscripts, 'explicit' was used at the end of a book to mean 'here ends', a practice that influenced its modern sense of clarity and has survived in publishing traditions, with over 10,000 ancient texts featuring this explicit tag to signal completion.

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