verb

elucidate

to clarify, to explain, to make clear

Could you elucidate your point for us?

Could you elucidate your point for us?

The report served to elucidate the complex issues.

The report served to elucidate the complex issues.

((sth.)) to make (sth.) clear or easy to understand Could you elucidate your point for us?

Synonyms: clarify, explain, illuminate; Antonyms: obscure, confuse

From Latin 'e-' (out) + 'lucidus' (clear, bright), from 'lux' (light). Literally 'to bring to light'.

Think of giving a 'lucid' explanation that brings 'light' (lux) to a topic, making it clear.

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