Gadit

elucidate

Definitions
1verbTo make something clear or easy to understand by explaining it in detail.
The teacher asked the student to elucidate his point during the discussion.
Can you elucidate the main themes of the novel for me?
The scientist was able to elucidate the complex process in simple terms.
Word Origin
Language
Latin
Original word
elucidare
Word parts
e (out) + lucidus (clear, bright)
Originally meant
to make clear or bright
Background
The word 'elucidate' comes from the Latin 'elucidare', which means to make clear or bright. It entered English in the late 16th century, often used in academic and intellectual contexts to describe the act of making something understandable.