explicitlysuch
Explicitlysuch is a neologism used in some online discussions of rhetoric and discourse analysis to describe a pattern in which a speaker anchors a claim to a specific exemplar by explicitly naming it within the statement. The device can help reduce ambiguity by tying general assertions to identifiable instances, or it can signal that the scope of the claim is intentionally narrow. The term is a blend of explicitly and such, reflecting the foregrounding of a named exemplar in the utterance. It is not widely used in formal linguistics and has no established theory, but it appears in blogs and discussion threads as a descriptive label rather than a prescriptive guideline.
Explicitlysuch tends to appear in analyses of sentences that pair general categories with explicit examples. Common
Exemplification, discourse analysis, rhetoric, style guides.