Word |
Elucidate |
Meaning |
to make clear or easy to understand |
Example 1 |
To make life easy for my math students, I go out of my way to elucidate the complex problems before each test. |
Example 2 |
An interpreter will elucidate the instructions for all non-English speaking guests. |
Example 3 |
Since Larry had a stroke, he has been unable to elucidate his thoughts verbally. |
Example 4 |
I hope my review will elucidate the strengths and weaknesses I found in your novel. |
Example 5 |
After I am dead, my diaries will elucidate my life for those left behind by my passing. |
Example 6 |
Michelle asked the contractor to elucidate his complicated plans for rebuilding her deck. |
Example 7 |
Even if you cannot read, the pictures under the words will elucidate the comic’s message. |
Example 8 |
The tutorial is designed to elucidate the basic steps of computer programming to novice programmers. |
Example 9 |
After taking a sign language class, I was able to use my hands to elucidate my thoughts. |
Example 10 |
The lawyer’s job was to elucidate his client’s innocence for the jury. |