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limpidesa

Passing light without diffusion or distortion.

        limpidesa
        1
        He surpasses his master, nevertheless, in energy and limpidity of composition.
        Gerfaut — Volume 1
        2
        The expression is good, and this limpidity has never been equalled.
        Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2
        3
        You begin by examining the colour and limpidity of the wine in your glass.
        The Irish Times
        4
        He holds it up to the light, and observes the limpidity of the liquid it contains.
        Facing the Flag
        5
        Her face cleared and brightened, like a cloudy liquor settling to limpidity in a crystal vase.
        The Bent Twig
        1
        The style, however, was pithy, and in writing that is the first Christian grace-no , Iforgot ,itis the second; pellucidity is the first.
        Love Me Little, Love Me Long
        1
        But the wonderful limpidness, the charming pellucidness of Ingersoll can only be adequately understood when you also have the finishing touch of his facile voice.]
        The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume VIII. / Interviews