(ee-LOO-sih-date), verb
To lecture, explain, or pontificate about a subject in great detail so as to make it exceeding clear.
“It [was] the mission of the twentieth century to ELUCIDATE the irrational.” – Maurice Merleau -Ponty, French philosopher
| Front | elucidate |
|---|---|
| Back | (ee-LOO-sih-date), verb To lecture, explain, or pontificate about a subject in great detail so as to make it exceeding clear. “It [was] the mission of the twentieth century to ELUCIDATE the irrational.” – Maurice Merleau -Ponty, French philosopher |
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