Explicitly
Explicitly adverb - In an explicit manner.
Logically and explicitly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Logically" instead an adverb "Explicitly".
Logically
Logically adverb - According to logical reasoning.
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Explicitly and logically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explicitly" instead an adverb "Logically".
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- Like much of the shows, it invokes the Rule of Funny, so expect it to be used when it quite logically and explicitly cannot.
Source: Confession Cam - Somewhat justified in-story (although it's never explicitly stated) since your character is a well-known gang leader, and defeating you in combat would logically be much better for a fighter's reputation than some other no-name scrapper.
Source: Gang Up on the Human - Morphing explicitly doesn't work "logically" or consistently — thus Cassie, with her talent for it, is able to mimic a centaur at the half-way point between horse and human, despite neither form having six limbs.
Source: Body Horror / Literature
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