Antonyms for the word "not explained" include "explained," "elucidated," "clarified," "understood," "resolved," and "revealed." When something is not explained, it can leave confusion and uncertainty. However, when it is explained or clarified, it can bring clarity and understanding. Elucidating or revealing hidden truths about a situation, conversation, or concept can help to resolve any confusion and bring about a greater sense of comprehension. Understanding the antonyms for "not explained" can help us better describe situations and ensure effective communication when discussing topics that may otherwise be difficult to comprehend.

What are the antonyms for Not explained?

• adj.

  • unanswered
  • Answered
  ,
  • Reciprocated
  ,
  • Returned
  ,
  • certain
  ,
  • decided
  ,
  • determined
  ,
  • mutual
  ,
  • requited
  ,
  • responded to
  ,
  • settled
  ,
  • shared
  .

• Other relevant words:

• obscure
.

Famous quotes with Not explained

• As for everything else, so for a mathematical theory: beauty can be perceived but not explained.

  Arthur Cayley
• Good painting is like good cooking; it can be tasted, but not explained.

  Maurice de Vlaminck
• As for everything else, so for mathematical theory: beauty can be perceived but not explained.

  Arthur Cayley
• I came away from the two science surveys superficially acquainted with what was already a rather old-fashioned version of contemporary natural science. Relativity and quantum mechanics were mentioned... but not explained; the stars were still eternal; and both subatomic particles and biochemistry were discreetly omitted. ...The two courses persuaded me that, in some sense, I understood the natural world. The illusion endured, for later in life... I tagged along by reading popular accounts, believing that the natural world out there was somehow within my reach, even without the mathematics that made quantum mechanics so mysteriously plausible.

  William H. McNeill

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