Kifejezetté

Kifejezetté is a Hungarian word that translates to "explicitly," "expressly," or "manifestly" in English. It is an adverb used to emphasize that something is stated, shown, or understood clearly and without ambiguity. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "kifejezni," which means "to express."

The usage of "kifejezetté" often serves to draw attention to a particular point or detail that might otherwise be overlooked. It can be employed in various contexts, including legal documents, academic writing, or everyday conversation, to ensure that the intended meaning is readily apparent. For instance, one might say that a rule was "kifejezetté" violated, meaning the violation was not subtle or implied but clearly evident.

In literature or discourse, "kifejezetté" can be used to highlight a deliberate statement or action. If an author "kifejezetté" states a character's motivation, it means the author is not leaving the reader to infer it but is making it plainly known. Similarly, in a negotiation, a party might "kifejezetté" refuse a proposal, leaving no room for misinterpretation of their stance. The adverb's function is fundamentally about ensuring clarity and removing any doubt about the subject it modifies.