Explicitness

State of being explicit; plainne of language or expre ion; clearne ; direct expre ion. Explode', v. a. [Lat. explodo - ex, and plaudo, to clap, strike, or beat upon. See PLAUDIT.] To drive out or expel with marks of disapprobation; to reject, or repudiate, with disapprobation, disdain, or contempt; to drive out of use or practice; to discharge; to drive out, or cause to burst with violence and noise. -v. n. To utter a report with sudden violence; to burst and expand with force and a violent report. Explod'ed, p . a . Driven away by hi es or noise; rejected; condemned; cried down; burst violently. Explod'er, n. One who explodes. Exploit', n. [O. Fr. exploict; Fr. exploit , from Lat. explicare, explicatus , to unfold. See EXPLICATE.] That which is developed, exhibited, performed, accomplished, or achieved; a deed or act; more especially, an heroic act; a deed of renown; a great or noble feat or achievement. Explora'tion, n. [Fr., from Lat. exploratio .] Act of exploring; close search; strict or careful examination.