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Elicidated

Definition

(verb) To elicit, bring forth, or extract information, meaning, or understanding through careful questioning or clarification.

Sense 1

(transitive verb) To make clear, explain, or clarify a concept, idea, or information.

Example Sentences:

1. During the interrogation, the detective skillfully elicidated the truth from the suspect.
2. The professor's lecture on quantum physics elicidated the complex theories for the students. Related products on Amazon
3. The author meticulously elicidated the protagonist's motives through vivid descriptions in the novel.

Sense 2

(transitive verb) To uncover or bring to light hidden or obscure information, particularly in research or investigation.

Example Sentences:

1. The archaeologist's excavation site elicidated fascinating historical artifacts. Related products on Amazon
2. The journalist's report elicidated shocking revelations about government corruption.
3. Through careful analysis of the data, the researchers were able to elicidate a pattern in the observed phenomenon.