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Which word would be opposite regarding clarity compared to "explicitly"?

  1. Clearly

  2. Ambiguously

  3. Explicitly

  4. Directly

The correct answer is: Ambiguously

The word "explicitly" refers to something that is stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. When looking for an opposite regarding clarity, the term "ambiguously" is appropriate. It means that something is not clear or is open to multiple interpretations, leading to uncertainty about its meaning. Therefore, it contrasts directly with the certainty and clarity conveyed by "explicitly." In assessing the other options, "clearly," "explicitly," and "directly" all maintain a sense of precision and lucidity, aligning more with clear communication rather than obscurity.

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