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Meanings of clarity in English

Portuguese
transparência
Catalan
lucidesa
Spanish
claridad

Free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression.

transparência
Portuguese
clareza
Catalan
nitidesa
Spanish
claridad

The quality of clear water.

clareza
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The quality of comprehensible language or thought.

Usage of clarity in English
1
Mr Key said the investigation was good news and should bring clarity.
Radio NZ
2
However, there is far less clarity in Europe's leading racing nation, Ireland.
The Irish Times
3
The principie in the example of pulling the saw brings great clarity.
Cheng Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Ch'uan
4
And yet age has neither diminished it nor brought any great clarity.
The Irish Times
5
However, it was disappointed that there wasn't clarity on the referendum question.
Radio NZ
6
For example, a judge has given clarity for parents with shared custody.
Radio NZ
7
Long-term policy initiatives should be developed while increasing clarity within Government departments.
Pubmed
8
Government officials are working to offer clarity to campaigners around financial restrictions.
Radio NZ
9
The words on the paper immediately stood out in all desired clarity.
The ice princess
10
Olivier said that the hospitality business requires honesty and clarity going forward.
Independent.ie
11
Getting clarity on new regulations would also allow BMO to consider acquisitions.
Reuters
12
It wants substantial revisions but hasn't developed any great clarity, Davies said.
Reuters
13
You need writing skills and the ability to express thought with clarity.
The Irish Times
14
So the patent system needs to take patent claim clarity more seriously.
Wired
15
It is time that clarity and balance was brought to the issue.
The Irish Times
16
Germany, for one, said the agreement lacked clarity on Greece's policy direction.
Reuters
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Translations for clarity
Spanish
claridad
Clarity through the time
Clarity across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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