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What is another way to say explained?

Here are some alternatives to "explained", depending on the context and desired nuance:

Formal:

* Articulated: Suggests a clear and precise explanation.

* Elucidated: Implies making something previously unclear, understandable.

* Expounded: Indicates a detailed and comprehensive explanation.

* Illustrated: Means to clarify with examples or visuals.

* Demonstrated: Suggests a practical explanation, often with a visual element.

Informal:

* Broke down: Suggests simplifying a complex idea.

* Clarified: Indicates removing any confusion.

* Put into words: Implies expressing something verbally.

* Made sense of: Indicates bringing understanding to a confusing situation.

* Spelled out: Implies making something very clear and explicit.

Other options:

* Discussed: Suggests an open conversation or debate.

* Described: Focuses on the details of something.

* Revealed: Implies the uncovering of something previously hidden.

* Showed: Implies a visual demonstration or explanation.

* Convinced: Indicates successfully persuading someone to understand.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the desired tone.

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