← Back to context Comment by an_guy 6 months ago [flagged] 3 comments an_guy Reply nartho 6 months ago This is the correct use of elucidate, "to make light of". Perfectly cromulent. davkan 6 months ago While OP’s usage of elucidate was accurate, your definition is off. Perhaps you were thinking of “to shed light on”?“To make light of“ would be to downplay the significance of something. nartho 6 months ago You're right. I meant to make lucid.
nartho 6 months ago This is the correct use of elucidate, "to make light of". Perfectly cromulent. davkan 6 months ago While OP’s usage of elucidate was accurate, your definition is off. Perhaps you were thinking of “to shed light on”?“To make light of“ would be to downplay the significance of something. nartho 6 months ago You're right. I meant to make lucid.
davkan 6 months ago While OP’s usage of elucidate was accurate, your definition is off. Perhaps you were thinking of “to shed light on”?“To make light of“ would be to downplay the significance of something. nartho 6 months ago You're right. I meant to make lucid.
This is the correct use of elucidate, "to make light of". Perfectly cromulent.
While OP’s usage of elucidate was accurate, your definition is off. Perhaps you were thinking of “to shed light on”?
“To make light of“ would be to downplay the significance of something.
You're right. I meant to make lucid.