explanatory

As a noun remarks

is .

As a verb remarks

is (remark).

As an adjective explanatory is

intended to serve as an explanation.

In of a person|lang=en terms the difference between explanatory and explanatory

is that explanatory is (of a person) disposed to explain while explanatory is (of a person) disposed to explain.

As adjectives the difference between explanatory and explanatory

is that explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation while explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation.

As adjectives the difference between informatory and explanatory

is that informatory is providing or communicating information while explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation.

As an adverb extensively

is in an extensive manner, widely.

As an adjective explanatory is

intended to serve as an explanation.

As adjectives the difference between explanatory and undefined

is that explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation while undefined is lacking a definition or value.

As a verb explained

is (explain).

As an adjective explanatory is

intended to serve as an explanation.

As adjectives the difference between explicit and explanatory

is that explicit is very specific, clear, or detailed while explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation.

As adjectives the difference between epexegetical and explanatory

is that epexegetical is relating to epexegesis while explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation.

As adjectives the difference between explanatory and analytical

is that explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation while analytical is of or pertaining to analysis; resolving into elements or constituent parts; as, an analytical experiment.

As adjectives the difference between instructional and explanatory

is that instructional is intended for purposes of instruction, for teaching while explanatory is intended to serve as an explanation.

As a noun instructional

is a book, film, etc. intended to instruct.