- as inexplained
- as ininduced
- as ininterpreted
- as ininterpret
- as injustify
- as inargue
- as inprove
- as inread
- as inrecite
- as inrecord
- as inrefine
- as inreveal
- as inshow
- as insimplify
- as insolve
- as instate
- as inteach
- as intell
- as intreat
- as inunderstand
- as inunfold
- as inuntangle
- as inwarrant
- as inanswer for
- as inaccount for
- as inclear the air
- as inbrief
- as inunravel
- as inillume
- as inclear
- as income clean
- as incomment
- as inconfirm
- as indecipher
- as indefend
- as indefine
- as indevelop
- as indiscourse
- as indiscuss
- as ineducate
- as inelaborate
- as inexculpate
- as inexcuse
- as inexplain
- as inexplicate
- as inexpound
- as inannotate
- as ingloss
- as ingloss
- as inanswer
- as inilluminate
- as inillustrate
Synonyms for ex-plained
- elucidated
- interpreted
- related
- told
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WORD ORIGIN
early 15c., from Latin explanare "to make level, smooth out;" also "to explain, make clear" (see explanation).
Originally explane, spelling altered by influence of plain. Also see plane (v.2). In 17c., occasionally used more literally, of the unfolding of material things: Evelyn has buds that "explain into leaves" ["Sylva, or, A discourse of forest-trees, and the propagation of timber in His Majesties dominions," 1664]. Related: Explained; explaining; explains.
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