Explicitly
Explicitly adverb - In an explicit manner.
Partially
Both words in one sentence
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Also partially averted, as both are explicitly stated to not be at all heterosexually inclined.
Source: Literature / RCN - The only two humans are Aragorn, one of the Dúnedain that are descended from the Númenóreans and explicitly said to have abilities beyond that of ordinary men, and Boromir, who although less of Númenórean blood than Aragorn, certainly was still partially descended from them.
Source: Shown Their Work / Literature - Partially justified, since they were actually in a church at the time, although they were in a church that very explicitly didn't do things like loud gospel numbers accompanied by Spontaneous Choreography.
Source: Gospel Revival Number
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