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Significats de limpidly en anglès

In a clear and lucid manner.

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Examples for "lucidly"
Examples for "lucidly"
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Sir Patrick has lucidly explained what the strategy is designed to achieve.
The Guardian
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In spite of her grief, her helplessness, her brain worked lucidly enough.
Bought and Paid For; From the Play of George Broadhurst
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She is lucidly engaged rather than driven, emotionally vivid, but never flashy.
The Irish Times
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I wondered quite lucidly whether perhaps I ought to crawl towards the fields.
The Quiet American
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Clearly a bright lad, Frangelino speaks lucidly about his education and his plans.
The Irish Times
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I detected him at once, of course. The eye-glass glittered perspicuously.
The Rescue: A Romance of the Shallows
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Does it not follow that by drilling ourselves to write perspicuously we train our minds to clarify their thought?
On the Art of Writing / Lectures delivered in the University of ...
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He read to me part of a tale never put into the ordinary edition, translated into English tersely and perspicuously.
Recollections of the late William Beckford / of Fonthill, Wilts ...
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He is cramped, or as the vulgar more perspicuously and therefore more fittingly and elegantly put it, his mind is stuck on himself.
The Ghost in the White House / Some suggestions as to how a hund...
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But the enthusiastic character, or he who is divinely inspired, unfolding the truth itself concerning the gods essentially, perspicuously ranks among the highest initiators.
Introduction to the Philosophy and Writings of Plato
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The brook that ran across the corner dimpled pellucidly in the shadows of the birches.
Anne's House of Dreams
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The means-end message was pellucidly clear.
The Guardian
Ús de limpidly en anglès
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On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and evocative.
The Guardian
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The spring trickled its low song, as musical, as limpidly pure as if it had never run scarlet.
The Militants / Stories of Some Parsons, Soldiers, and Other Fig...
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Sunrise came with a veritable glory of crimson and gold, blazing through air washed limpidly pure by the rain.
The Thing from the Lake
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She looks at me limpidly.
The Lady of the Rivers
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She faced him limpidly.
The Custom of the Country
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It is limpidly, elegantly written, often with aphoristic force; it manifests the author's remarkable insight and keen intelligence in every paragraph.
The Guardian
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Goethe himself, limpidly perfect as are many of his shorter poems, often fails in giving artistic coherence to his longer works.
Among My Books. First Series
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Mr. Petheram appeared to struggle with his conscience, and finally to be worsted by it, for his next remarks were limpidly honest.
A Man of Means
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Very limpidly these narratives flow; two generations have drunk so deeply of them that they have become inebriated with the contemplation of these wonderful men.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
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Limpidly I look at him.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
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Limpidly blue above them was the southern sky; on the heights the sunbeams rioted; below, half-hidden in the grass, swift brooks were babbling.
Dream Tales and Prose Poems
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'There is nothing in the world like the satisfaction and pleasure one takes in one's daughters,' Mrs. Morgan went on limpidly.
The Pool in the Desert
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On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and evocative.
The Guardian
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The spring trickled its low song, as musical, as limpidly pure as if it had never run scarlet.
The Militants / Stories of Some Parsons, Soldiers, and Other Fig...
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Sunrise came with a veritable glory of crimson and gold, blazing through air washed limpidly pure by the rain.
The Thing from the Lake
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She looks at me limpidly.
The Lady of the Rivers
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