explicitly

“The opinion explicitly states it doesn’t rely on the counterproliferation argument,” a Justice Department spokesman said.

Notably, the bill explicitly strips federal officials of qualified immunity—a legal doctrine that has long shielded government agents from personal liability even in cases of egregious constitutional violations.

But the body explicitly revoked that text in 1991—to my knowledge, something it had never done before and hasn’t had to do since.

Ford is relatively unique among traditional automakers in explicitly reporting its EV results.

Streeting has stopped short of explicitly criticising McSweeney – and made a point of praising his role in Labour's general election victory.