Elucidation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELUCIDATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of elucidating
• explanation that makes something clear; clarification
• A making clear; the act of elucidating or that which elucidates, as an explanation, an exposition, an illustration; as, one example may serve for further elucidation of the subject.
• an act of explaining that serves to clear up and cast light on
• an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make lucid especially by explanation or analysis

Words related to ELUCIDATION

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Words that contain ELUCIDATION

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How to use ELUCIDATION in a sentence

• As he walked along his thoughts revolved round the murder of Sir Horace Fewbanks, and the baffling perplexities which had surrounded its elucidation.
• This matter is of moment enough to justify somewhat formal elucidation.
• Both of these classes require more than a merely logical elucidation.
• At any rate they are matters requiring further investigation and elucidation.
• The elucidation, however, need not pause at this point.
• For a further elucidation of the construction of collective nouns, see Rule 15th, and the observations under it.
• Others may be possessed of more successful elucidation.
• Fergusson has applied his acute and practised powers to the elucidation of the Sassanian architecture.
• We need not fret ourselves here with a technical elucidation of either form of heating.
• This seems to have been a day of general elucidation, for this very morning first unfolded it to us.
• And the history of the opossum himself is so very singular that it almost deserves to receive the polite attention of a separate paragraph for its own proper elucidation.
• Themes like those past and others still to come, are so immense, that each might fairly ask a volume for its separate elucidation.
• Certainly this day of elucidation was not a pleasant one.
• REMARKS ON, AND ELUCIDATION OF, THE VARIOUS LAWS AND CUSTOMS.
• Then it was that the subject under discussion would receive exhaustive, and altogether unnecessary, elucidation.
• They will give each other all explanations necessary for the elucidation of their respective intentions as well as those of the other Powers.
• But the complete elucidation of any phenomenon of life must always combine the study of the influence of internal with that of external causes.
• But that the problem is capable of elucidation I have no doubt whatever.
• But I daresay he felt that he scarcely knew her well enough to press for an elucidation.
• Thus it is here one of the many seemingly insignificant details which, in the miniature art of the Middle Ages, contribute to the elucidation of History.
• Convey the Message of thy Lord with clearest speech and most complete elucidation.
• The highest truths of inspiration needed only the longer time and deeper thought for their full elucidation, for perfection can be reached only by trials and sore conflicts.
• These are only a few incidents of detail by way of elucidation, that the reader may be able to follow the author, for whole volumes might be written on these difficulties.
• Considered in leisurely retrospect, that visit offered quite a number of problems that called for elucidation.
• Then I work at that case until I find whether it leads to elucidation or to some fundamental disagreement.
• In short, fifty pages devoted to such elucidation would make the edition unique.
• He was always ready to furnish Dr Furnivall with a note of facts or elucidation.
• Together these two papers constitute the most detailed and valuable elucidation of the doctrine that we possess.
• An undertaking so vast necessitated a long preparation, the study of all available sources, and the elucidation of many detailed problems.
• He had already reached that stage of superstition when the most trivial occurrence seemed to point in some way to an elucidation of the mystery of his treasure.
• To the establishment and elucidation of this principle no nation has lent its authority more efficiently than Great Britain.
• If our religious tenets should ever want a further elucidation, we shall not call on Atheism to explain them.
• Various learned societies and commissions have edited documents which would be nearly unintelligible without a wide comparison and complete elucidation.
• Aringhi has also devoted a work to their elucidation.
• I wish you could be induced to make it clear with your admirable powers of elucidation in one of the scientific journals.
• As to the very rich, these are few indeed compared with the rest, and these may be subdivided into two classes for the farther elucidation of the point.

Similar words containing ELUCIDA without suffix tion

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