lucid
The key to The Review's success is its editors' ability to get remarkable writers, many of them specialists in their fields, to write lucidly for lay readers on an enormous range of complex subjects.
Lucidly, she reveals how Ashoke and Ashima cope with a life away from their homeland.
Express yourself lucidly and refrain from using words which may annoy or hurt your life partner.
Clients describe the firm’s work as truly outstanding in terms of its ability to prepare and present extremely complicated cases lucidly and persuasively.

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 lucidly

lucidly
There is however a most valuable long entry on the civil war of 1989-97, guiding us lucidly through its acronymic complications.
The density of equations is not particularly high, as mathematical texts go, and the discussion is lucidly presented.
The books present a range of syntactic phenomena, which are for the most part discussed lucidly and illustrated by considerable relevant data.
Themes and influences are lucidly discussed, although the book assumes that readers have read the plays and are familiar with the outlines of their content.
It is lucidly written, but just occasionally the authors forget that non-specialists may require better explanations.
Allworth sustains his thesis throughout each analytical chapter; the subtexts and their applications as political critique are identified and discussed lucidly.
This, however, is a minor flaw in an otherwise lucidly written and carefully argued book.
The upper maisonette attempts to capture the light-filled yet solid character lucidly described by the client.
Lucidly written, deeply generous, and convincingly organized, this text should become a standard in its field.
The book is lucidly written and well presented.
Based on her 1998 doctoral dissertation, this complex and lucidly-written book has two interrelated goals.
She was very deft with the cervical cap, and answered lucidly and quickly whatever the doctors asked her about it.
Aside from this general criticism, it must be recognized that a very wide variety of material has been presented accurately and lucidly.
This is a solid and complex narrative, in itself lucidly and even elegantly written, but the reader lacks some essential aids.
The author briefly, but lucidly, outlines how social theory can illuminate aspects of social work.
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