Definition Dictionary

Open to more than one interpretation or not clearly expressed.

One word family: also includes ambiguity.

Clearly visible or understandable; also seeming true although the reality may differ.

To express an idea clearly and effectively in words.

One word family: also includes articulateness, articulation.

Clearly stated, precisely determined, or free from uncertainty.

Capable of being shown clearly through evidence, reasoning, or an example.

Clearly separate or different; also readily noticed or understood.

The skill or manner of speaking clearly and expressively.

At a very early stage of development.

To show or reveal a quality or feeling clearly.

Stated clearly and directly, leaving little need for interpretation.

Unable to express ideas or feelings clearly in speech.

Only partly formed or not yet clearly developed.

Clearly expressed and readily understood.

One word family: also includes lucidity.

Vague, indistinct, or not clearly developed.

Clearly evident or unmistakable.

Showing abilities or development unusually early.

Basic or undeveloped in form or method; also belonging to an early stage of development.

Basic or at an early stage of development.

Expressed clearly in few words.

Having the same or nearly the same meaning, or being closely associated in people's minds.

Capable of being touched or clearly demonstrated.