Explaining
Question
Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.
Explaining is an antonym for question.
Both words in one sentence
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Exposition: Inez Fressange really likes explaining things and usually shows up out of nowhere whenever someone asks a technical question just to explain it and dissapear again.
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Non-Answer: Shining Armour is giving VERY evasive answers to Twilights (perfectly reasonable) questions about not being told about the wedding earlier, first evading the question by explaining about the threat against Canterlot, then distracts Twilight by asking her to be his best mare. O.O.C.
- As a result of this, when a group of characters is discussing something and the discussion vaguely implies that one character is a virgin, the script will quickly throw in an anecdote or line explaining how the character in question is most definitely not a virgin.
Source: Of Course I'm Not A Virgin
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