explicitly
Explicitly vs Positively - What's the difference?
explicitly | positively | Related terms |Explicitly is a related term of positively.
As adverbs the difference between explicitly and positively
is that explicitly is in an explicit manner while positively is (manner) in a positive manner.Explicitly vs Comprehensibly - What's the difference?
explicitly | comprehensibly | Related terms |Explicitly is a related term of comprehensibly.
As adverbs the difference between explicitly and comprehensibly
is that explicitly is in an explicit manner while comprehensibly is in a comprehensible manner.Explicitly vs Unambiguously - What's the difference?
explicitly | unambiguously | Related terms |Explicitly is a related term of unambiguously.
As adverbs the difference between explicitly and unambiguously
is that explicitly is in an explicit manner while unambiguously is in a manner that is not ambiguous; leaving no doubt; clearly; certainly.Explicitly vs Truly - What's the difference?
explicitly | truly | Related terms |Explicitly is a related term of truly.
As adverbs the difference between explicitly and truly
is that explicitly is in an explicit manner while truly is in accordance with the facts; truthfully, accurately.Precisely vs Explicitly - What's the difference?
precisely | explicitly | Related terms |Precisely is a related term of explicitly.
As adverbs the difference between precisely and explicitly
is that precisely is (manner) in a precise manner; exactly while explicitly is in an explicit manner.Explicitely vs Explicitly - What's the difference?
explicitely | explicitly |Explicitely is often a misspelling of explicitly.
Explicitely has no English definition.
As an adverb explicitly is
in an explicit manner.Extensively vs Explicitly - What's the difference?
extensively | explicitly |
