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making the arguments explicit Synonym
Synonyme making the arguments explicitclarifying the arguments - specifying the arguments - detailing the arguments - elucidating the arguments - explaining the arguments - articulating the arguments - outlining the arguments - defining the arguments - illustrating the arguments - expounding the arguments - stating the arguments - expressing the arguments - presenting the arguments - laying out the arguments - describing the arguments - spelling out the arguments - illuminating the arguments - interpreting the arguments - breaking down the arguments - unpacking the arguments - making the arguments clear - making the arguments plain - making the arguments obvious - making the arguments understandable - making the arguments comprehensible - making the arguments evident - making the arguments apparent - making the arguments manifest - making the arguments distinct - making the arguments unmistakable - making the arguments transparent - making the arguments intelligible - making the arguments clear-cut - making the arguments straightforward - making the arguments unambiguous - making the arguments unequivocal - making the arguments clear as day - making the arguments crystal clear - making the arguments easy to understand - making the arguments easy to follow - making the arguments accessible - making the arguments simple - making the arguments clear and concise - making the arguments clear and precise - making the arguments clear and direct - making the arguments clear and straightforward - making the arguments clear and unambiguous - making the arguments clear and unequivocal - making the arguments clear and intelligible
Making the arguments explicit refers to the practice of clearly stating and explaining the reasoning behind an argument or position. This involves not only presenting the conclusions but also laying out the logical steps and evidence that lead to these conclusions. By doing so, the reasoning becomes transparent and can be easily understood and scrutinized by others. This practice is crucial in academic writing, debate, and any form of persuasive communication, as it helps to ensure that arguments are robust, well-founded, and convincing.
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