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Meanings of lucidity in English
Free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression.
Usage of lucidity in English
1
And yet there were still long periods of perfect lucidity and charm.
2
The mind was wavering between the hallucinations of a fever, and lucidity.
3
He had to admire the control in Jaelle's voice, the cool lucidity.
4
Upon that, he foresaw, with perfect lucidity, the inevitable development of events.
5
His sonnets are characterized by a rare lucidity of thought and expression.
6
All this is perfectly logical and may be foreseen with complete lucidity.
7
Then he made a remark that while lacking lucidity was nevertheless conclusive.
8
But his logic, his lucidity and his eloquence fell on deaf ears.
9
She had a couple more moments of lucidity before I took off.
10
A little order, a little lucidity are coming back into my mind.
11
Had she, with her child's innocence, the divine lucidity of a child?
12
Nonsense gives place to sense, bombast to a hard-boiled and cynical lucidity.
13
The latter, if they have a moment of lucidity may register and vote.
14
What followed is known in certain countercultural movements as a moment-ormoments-oflucidity.
15
The complex conspiracy subplots intertwine with great grace and admirable lucidity.
16
The explosions nearest us destroyed what was left of our lucidity.
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Translations for lucidity
Portuguese
Spanish
Lucidity through the time
Lucidity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common