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The phrase "explicitly political" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is clearly and directly related to politics or political issues.
Example: "The documentary was explicitly political, addressing the impact of government policies on marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "clearly political" or "overtly political".
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Ross claims Beck successfully tapped into "identity politics" but "somehow" did it "without advancing any explicitly political agenda".
Mr. Biden made no explicitly political comments.
Centre ground is more technocratic, explicitly political.
Freeman's best-known project is his most explicitly political.
Explicitly political interpretations are, technically, outside the album.
Mr. Chkhartishvili's novels, however, eschew explicitly political themes.
Commissions for public art were sometimes explicitly political.
Some of the cases have an explicitly political cast.
While the latest video is not explicitly political, it does mention some potential swing states.
The state barred literati from using the academies and literary societies for explicitly political activities.
The exhibition is not explicitly political; most of the works look rather tame by today's standards.
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