lucid
Later, during a brief moment of lucidity, she seemed to recognize him.
Even her dementia-stricken mother pops up with moments of lucidity at exactly the right time.
The orchestra played for their guest with the lucidity and cohesive beauty it always brings to this composer's music.
He is known not only for his enormous output, totaling 105 books, but also for the lucidity of his language.
Regardless, the lucidity and energy of the drawings alone are a revelation.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Easy to understand
(as) clear as dayidiom
abundantly clear
accessible
accessibly
assimilable
digestible
explicitly
explicitness
expressly
fathomable
hang
in words of one syllableidiom
limpid
lucid
perspicuity
perspicuous
perspicuously
pikestaff
put/set someone straightidiom
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Talkative and eloquent

Examples of lucidity

lucidity
But it is through these self-imposed limitations that the two works achieve, each in their own way, an intense lucidity.
This is all put across with great lucidity and much conviction: the book is an achievement of a high order.
No doubt this historical perspective contributes to the lucidity with which the book discusses the evolution of democratic process.
His chapter is marked by lucidity, elegance of organization and a willingness to take on the big questions.
In both cases, the phenomenon of lucidity clearly illustrates the always statistical and always dissociable quality of brain-mind states.
For both efficiency and lucidity, we will employ probabilistic language.
But for reasons of lucidity, we had better focus on one image only.
However, each chapter outlines the wider context, often with admirable lucidity.
Science seeks to include in its system a maximum of those passive elements irrespective of inherent lucidity.
The complex methodological issues involved in evaluation are explained with admirable lucidity and the literature reviewed on specific services is comprehensive and up to date.
This occurred to him in a moment of lucidity after the money had run out.
The book will also be of value to students because of the lucidity of its theoretical discussions.
Leaving aside the details of this argument, this chapter lacks the force and lucidity of earlier ones.
All methods are explained with exceptional care and lucidity, using many illustrative examples.
It is based on deep and broad archival research and, although highly detailed, is written with great lucidity.
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