explicit
স্পষ্ট
definition
noun
the closing words of a text, manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text.
adjective
the speaker's intentions were not made explicit
stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
translation of 'explicit'
ব্যক্ত,
বিশদ
adjective
সুব্যক্ত,
স্পষ্টভাষিত,
স্পষ্ট,
স্ফুট,
পরিষ্কারভাবে বর্ণিত,
কবুল
example
To ensure consistency, several definitions were made 'explicit' before data entry began.
I think they've been very 'explicit' about this for months.
If you are 'explicit' in the comment section of your order, I've found that they are pretty good.
Her 'explicit' accounts of her sexual journey developed into this fictionalised memoir.
He was not 'explicit' but implied to me that most of the people were in some way connected with publishing or writing.
A number of instructional texts make 'explicit' reference to the difficulties of learning Thai.
You may use my personal information - but only with my 'explicit' permission.
Do you think things have become too 'explicit' today and thus less erotic?
People fall in love all the time, but few professional athletes are so 'explicit' in recounting the moment they met their soulmate 15 years earlier.
Testimony also included description of 'explicit' photographs that include the defendant in them.
It is important that scientists are 'explicit' about the limitations of their work.
His former colleagues were 'explicit' in their condemnation.
The ransom note is very 'explicit' on what he's going to do.
At least one has even made 'explicit' reference to the use of nuclear bombs, albeit as a retaliatory measure.
This is erotic fiction complete with 'explicit' language and sexual content.
A narrative is implied, but never made 'explicit' .
Taking examples from actual primary care practice, Launer presents the techniques in a clear, 'explicit' fashion.
Others make more 'explicit' the objectives to which the government should devote itself.
I have 'explicit' instructions not to share that with you right now.
If they were not 'explicit' , it would certainly have been implied.
Fortunately, Alexander is more 'explicit' elsewhere in his writings.
It's clearly an 'explicit' miscarriage of justice, and I'm glad to see that these young guys are being free.
Once we are 'explicit' in the legislation, we can move away from that general reference to the principles of the treaty.
During the initial days after the diagnosis, your patient or the parents may need very 'explicit' instructions.
Assumptions are 'explicit' statements describing the present and future environment.
Can you be 'explicit' about whether you think a pull out of Australian troops would be a substantial damaging of the alliance?
He also described u2018a gay sexual encounter in 'explicit' and derogatory termsu2019 from the pulpit.
However, he was not 'explicit' as to when and how a civil dictatorship could replace a military government and eventually be replaced by a democratic system.
The board objected to 'explicit' scenes depicting sexual relations between a 15-year-old girl and an adult man.
Pimping, hookers, all sexual acts and 'explicit' language has been censored in the Australian version.
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