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lucidity
noun
The quality of being clear and easily understood.
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The diagram added lucidity to a difficult argument.
A student association asked Leila to rewrite its guide to reserving rehearsal rooms. Her articulation of the process improved when she explained who should send each request and when a reply would arrive. The editor praised the perspicuity of the revised wording and the lucidity of its worked example, using two overlapping terms for clarity and ease of understanding.
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The lucid family
lucidity is grouped under lucid in the main dictionaries. This form keeps its meaning and previous study record.
lucidadjective
Clearly expressed and readily understood.
A lucid account made the complicated history accessible.
The result remained lucid because each paragraph had a distinct job: introduce the question, describe the map, or explain a constraint.
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