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It means an account of all the facts relating to formation of word and development of its meaning.
Fear is the root word.
Hey, everybody is doing homework on the word 'explicit'. The word actually means 'shown in detail', from the Latin 'explicit', meaning 'he explains'. Your question and all the others show that you are specifically looking at sexual explicitness, but the word has wider meaning. Anything that is explained or shown clearly and without possibility of mistake is 'explicit'.
The word tentative means to be done without being certain or fixed without a doubt. The word most nearly similar in the meaning to tentative would be uncertain.
It means self confident or one who can live without the help of someone.
one word meaning lacking detail depending on the context of its use would be "spacey." as in "that explanation was kinda spacey." ~VAGUE is a good word meaning "Lacking Detail"~
The word "fastidious" means attentive to detail, or to cleanliness. The word "punctilious" means showing attention to detail, or to behavior.
It means an account of all the facts relating to formation of word and development of its meaning.
The prefix "an-" means without or not. When added to a word, it typically negates the meaning of the original word.
The word "morph" comes from the Latin word meaning "shape". Therefore, the word "amorphous" means without shape or shapeless blob.
"se passer de ..." means 'to do without ..." in French.
The letters (a suffix) are less, since the word means "without meaning."The adjective suffix -less means lacking, or without.
ohne is an adverb, means 'without' e.g. ohne dich means without you.
"Precisely" means in an exact and accurate manner, with attention to detail and without any ambiguity or uncertainty. It is often used to emphasize that something is done correctly or accurately.
Fear is the root word.
To explain means to tell people the meaning of something. EG - He explained in great detail the explanation of explain!
Hey, everybody is doing homework on the word 'explicit'. The word actually means 'shown in detail', from the Latin 'explicit', meaning 'he explains'. Your question and all the others show that you are specifically looking at sexual explicitness, but the word has wider meaning. Anything that is explained or shown clearly and without possibility of mistake is 'explicit'.