Meanings of explicitly clear in English

Babes Never Die goes some way to make its subject matter explicitly clear.

Sorcha had always made that detail explicitly clear.

It's not explicitly clear.

Henin has made it explicitly clear that winning a first Wimbledon title is her main reason for returning to the sport.

But, using explicitly clear language, he seemed eager to draw a line under the recent slippage and vowed spending cuts next year.

An EU treaty change will make explicitly clear that the UK is not part of an "ever closer union" with other member states.

MPs last month passed legislation making it explicitly clear that prison managers could withhold all mail which threatened, intimidated or promoted hostility towards any group.

"The harm, sir, is to our superiors in the organization-thatwas made explicitly clear to me personally."