Commonly
Explicitly
Explicitly adverb - In an explicit manner.
Both words in one sentence
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Jamadagni Renuka is a magician who is able to cast spells from any system of magic - even systems that explicitly contradict each other, or aren't commonly perceived as magic.
Source: All Myths Are True -
The most commonly noted example: It's implied (but never explicitly stated) that students are divided more or less evenly into houses.
Source: Writers Cannot Do Math - In City of Heroes, demons are explicitly magical, and most commonly associated with the Circle Of Thorns (an evil cult/lost civilisation
it's complicated).
Source: Our Demons Are Different
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