These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'elucidate.' Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Matthew Fisher, Scientific American, 2 Jan. This is the American English definition of elucidate. American definition and synonyms of elucidate from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education. 2023 And although plenty of evidence suggests that contemporary political discourse is becoming more combative and focused on winning, our findings do not elucidate why that change has occurred. to make something easier to understand by giving more information.
2021 In our view, these efforts are obscuring facts in pursuit of Newsmax's own commercial interests, not elucidating the news. 2021 These stories elucidate the bibis’ multi-faceted cuisines that comprise a vast feast of indigenous flavors influenced by nearby cultures and long-distance, sometimes not-so-long-ago, colonial occupations precipitated by the rich spice trade in the region. 2022 The National Institutes of Health has announced more than a billion dollars of new funding for a program that will, among other things, follow a cohort of Covid-19 patients over time to track the evolution of long Covid symptoms and hopefully elucidate the biology of the condition. 2023 When humor was needed to elucidate the matter, Irwin unfurled some of his own matchless clowning skills. Scott, New York Times, Far more often, though, you’re blown away by the attention that’s been given to elucidating conflict and exploring character.
2023 But a closer reading elucidates what that brand always was. Constitution, which both elucidates values and empowers institutions to interpret and act upon those values. Recent Examples on the Web One of their inspirations is the U.S.
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