Definitions and Examples of clear, unclouded, lucid
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Easily seen through; transparent; free from obscurity or ambiguity.
Example
The water in the lake was so clear that you could see the fish swimming at the bottom.
Not obscured or darkened by clouds; clear; not confused or uncertain.
Example
After the storm passed, the sky became unclouded and the sun shone brightly.
Clear and easily understood; rational or sane; shining or bright.
Example
The professor's lecture was so lucid that even the students who had trouble with the subject could follow along.
Key Differences: clear vs unclouded vs lucid
- 1Clear refers to something that is easily seen through or free from obscurity.
- 2Unclouded describes something that is not obscured or darkened by clouds, and can also mean not confused or uncertain.
- 3Lucid describes something that is clear and easily understood, rational or sane, and shining or bright.
Effective Usage of clear, unclouded, lucid
- 1Describing Clarity: Use clear, unclouded, and lucid to describe a state of clarity or transparency.
- 2Explaining Ideas: Use lucid to explain complex ideas in a clear and understandable way.
- 3Talking About Weather: Use unclouded to describe a clear and sunny day.
Remember this!
The antonyms of infuscated are clear, unclouded, and lucid. These words describe a state of clarity, transparency, or brightness. Use them to describe clarity, explain complex ideas, or talk about clear and sunny weather.
