ausdrückliche

ausdrückliche is a German adjective that translates to explicit, express, or definite in English. It is used to describe something that is clearly and directly stated, leaving no room for ambiguity or misinterpretation. The word can be applied to various contexts, including communication, agreements, and intentions.

When referring to communication, ausdrückliche means that something has been said or written in a way that is unmistakable. For example, an ausdrückliche warning would be a clear and direct statement of danger. Similarly, an ausdrückliche instruction is one that leaves no doubt about what needs to be done.

In the context of agreements or permissions, ausdrückliche signifies that something has been explicitly granted or agreed upon. This contrasts with implicit consent or understanding, which is inferred rather than directly stated. An ausdrückliche permission, therefore, is a clear authorization.

The adverbial form of the word is ausdrücklich, meaning explicitly or expressly. It is used to emphasize that an action or statement was made in a very clear and direct manner. For instance, one might say that they ausdrücklich refused a certain offer. The adjective describes the quality of being explicit, while the adverb describes the manner in which something is done or stated.