inexplicitness
- noun
- /ˌɪnɪkˈsplɪktnəs/
- The inexplicitness of his instructions led to confusion among the team members.
Examples
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The report was criticized for its inexplicitness regarding the main findings.
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His speech was marked by a certain inexplicitness.
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Legal documents should avoid inexplicitness to prevent misunderstandings.
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The inexplicitness of the instructions caused confusion.
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Legal documents should avoid inexplicitness to prevent misunderstandings.
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The inexplicitness of his instructions led to confusion among the team members.
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The report was criticized for its inexplicitness regarding the main findings.
Synonyms
A lack of exactness or accuracy
Not saying things in a direct, clear way
Antonyms
How Explicit
Surface Forms
Morphology
inexplicitness = inexplicit (transparent) = in + explicit + ness
This is a standard noun formation from the adjective 'inexplicit' meaning the state or quality of being inexplicit.
Etymology
The word inexplicitness is made from in- meaning 'not' and explicit meaning 'clear', so it refers to the quality of being 'not clear' or not exact.