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make sense — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. be reasonable, be plausible, be probable, be intelligible, be clear, be lucid, be understandable, be logical, be coherent, articulate, scan, add up, follow, infer, deduce, induct, hang together*, hold water*, put two and two… … English dictionary for students
elucidate — elucidation, n. elucidative, adj. elucidator, n. /i looh si dayt /, v., elucidated, elucidating. v.t. 1. to make lucid or clear; throw light upon; explain: an explanation that elucidated his recent strange behavior. v.i. 2. to provide… … Universalium
elucidate — I verb annotate, ascertain, bring out more clearly, cast light upon, clarify, clear of obscurity, clear up, comment upon, commentate, construe, decipher, decode, define, demonstrate, describe, detail, determine, disentangle, enlighten, enucleate … Law dictionary
illuminate — v 1. light up, light, lighten, brighten; illumine, Archaic. illume, Obs. enlumine; irradiate, radiate, cast light upon, shine, beam, stream; make flare or flame, burn, glow, incandesce, phosphoresce; shimmer, sparkle, scintillate, glitter, gleam; … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
clarify — I verb articulate, bare, bring to light, clear up, comment upon, construe, decipher, define, delineate, deliquare, demonstrate, disentangle, elucidate, enlighten, exemplify, explain, explicate, expose, exposit, expound, free from ambiguity, free… … Law dictionary
elucidate — verb ( dated; dating) Etymology: Late Latin elucidatus, past participle of elucidare, from Latin e + lucidus lucid Date: circa 1568 transitive verb to make lucid especially by explanation or analysis < elucidate a text > intransitive verb to give … New Collegiate Dictionary
exposit — I verb account for, clarify, clear up, elucidate, enlighten, enucleate, explain, explicate, expound, give a lesson, give reason for, hold forth, illuminate, make clear, make lucid, make plain, make simple, make understandable, present, set forth … Law dictionary
