Definition of lucidity in English:

lucidity

noun luːˈsɪdɪti

mass noun

1Clarity of expression; intelligibility.
his lecture combined intellectual lucidity and passion
Example sentencesExamples
- Electronic albums can be great for that, the computers enforcing a level of detail and lucidity.
- Historical lucidity was scarce in the Renaissance.
- It is written with a great deal of intellectual grit, and its thesis is developed with considerable lucidity and eloquence.
- Being a gifted writer, with eight books already to his credit, he does so with lucidity and in eminently readable prose.
- While writing poems requires lucidity from the poet, the poems also ask for lucidity from the reader.
- He was now recognized as one of the finest editors in the business, skilled at letting a scene tell its story with terse economy but with no loss of lucidity.
- A master both of English prose and of the dialogue form, he is remarkable for his lucidity, grace, and dignity of expression.
- They clicked with one another immediately, because they recognized in each other intelligence, lucidity, and vitality.
- The lucidity of the social commentary, especially with regard to how adults use youth sports and its participants as outlets for their own hang-ups, is admirable.
- The chief feature of the plan is its lucidity, despite the fact that the building had to be fitted into a highly restricted site.
1. 1.1 The ability to think clearly, especially in intervals between periods of confusion or insanity.
  she had moments of lucidity
  Example sentencesExamples
  In a moment of lucidity, I connected the fires with the situation of the homeless in the city.
  Lucidity, the ability to think rationally and act resolutely, is not sufficient evidence to determine sanity.
  He has done his best to recapture earlier moments of lucidity and unity, but in many ways the final result feels rote and calculated.
  Many of these people have long periods of lucidity when they are capable of deciding for themselves.
  The film revolves around an unnamed young man's emergent lucidity within a dream.
  I think that very few of the insane are in any sort of position of lucidity.
  There are moments of great pathos and humor throughout the book, especially in the rare moments of Harry's lucidity, where he realizes who and what he really is.
  He has redirected attention to moments of Hamlet's lucidity and thus belied the prince's darker psychological tensions.
  In his consternation, making the most of a dwindling lucidity, he asks only that his brother accompany him to the hospital the following day.
  In the few seconds before my lucidity gave way to blind panic, I felt no little sympathy for the poor chap as he faced this calamity.
2literary Brightness; luminosity.
the lucidity of his paintings
Example sentencesExamples
- Once outside the camera, in the light, the pictures took about a minute to develop fully, ripening from an initial turquoise haze into a creamy colorful lucidity.
- The skillful artist defines objects with the lucidity of sunlight, and needs no epithets.
- The lightness and lucidity of the glass concourse is exchanged for the more brooding atmosphere of massive concrete walls and the muscular rhythm of the steel structure.
- Five shades of delicately creamy swathes of color, in a mélange of stirred light, give your complexion brightness and lucidity.
- The only source of light is the lucidity in the verse.

Rhymes

acidity, acridity, aridity, avidity, cupidity, flaccidity, fluidity, frigidity, humidity, hybridity, insipidity, intrepidity, limpidity, liquidity, lividity, morbidity, placidity, putridity, quiddity, rabidity, rancidity, rapidity, rigidity, solidity, stolidity, stupidity, tepidity, timidity, torpidity, torridity, turgidity, validity, vapidity

Definition of lucidity in US English:

lucidity

nounlo͞oˈsidədē

1Clarity of expression; intelligibility.
his lecture combined intellectual lucidity and passion
Example sentencesExamples
- He was now recognized as one of the finest editors in the business, skilled at letting a scene tell its story with terse economy but with no loss of lucidity.
- They clicked with one another immediately, because they recognized in each other intelligence, lucidity, and vitality.
- The lucidity of the social commentary, especially with regard to how adults use youth sports and its participants as outlets for their own hang-ups, is admirable.
- Electronic albums can be great for that, the computers enforcing a level of detail and lucidity.
- While writing poems requires lucidity from the poet, the poems also ask for lucidity from the reader.
- A master both of English prose and of the dialogue form, he is remarkable for his lucidity, grace, and dignity of expression.
- It is written with a great deal of intellectual grit, and its thesis is developed with considerable lucidity and eloquence.
- Historical lucidity was scarce in the Renaissance.
- Being a gifted writer, with eight books already to his credit, he does so with lucidity and in eminently readable prose.
- The chief feature of the plan is its lucidity, despite the fact that the building had to be fitted into a highly restricted site.
1. 1.1 The ability to think clearly, especially in intervals between periods of confusion or insanity.
  she had moments of lucidity
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lucidity, the ability to think rationally and act resolutely, is not sufficient evidence to determine sanity.
  I think that very few of the insane are in any sort of position of lucidity.
  There are moments of great pathos and humor throughout the book, especially in the rare moments of Harry's lucidity, where he realizes who and what he really is.
  He has done his best to recapture earlier moments of lucidity and unity, but in many ways the final result feels rote and calculated.
  In the few seconds before my lucidity gave way to blind panic, I felt no little sympathy for the poor chap as he faced this calamity.
  Many of these people have long periods of lucidity when they are capable of deciding for themselves.
  In his consternation, making the most of a dwindling lucidity, he asks only that his brother accompany him to the hospital the following day.
  In a moment of lucidity, I connected the fires with the situation of the homeless in the city.
  The film revolves around an unnamed young man's emergent lucidity within a dream.
  He has redirected attention to moments of Hamlet's lucidity and thus belied the prince's darker psychological tensions.
2literary Brightness; luminosity.
the lucidity of his paintings
Example sentencesExamples
- Once outside the camera, in the light, the pictures took about a minute to develop fully, ripening from an initial turquoise haze into a creamy colorful lucidity.
- The skillful artist defines objects with the lucidity of sunlight, and needs no epithets.
- The lightness and lucidity of the glass concourse is exchanged for the more brooding atmosphere of massive concrete walls and the muscular rhythm of the steel structure.
- Five shades of delicately creamy swathes of color, in a mélange of stirred light, give your complexion brightness and lucidity.
- The only source of light is the lucidity in the verse.

词汇	lucidity
释义	Definition of lucidity in English: lucidity noun luːˈsɪdɪti mass noun 1Clarity of expression; intelligibility. his lecture combined intellectual lucidity and passion Example sentencesExamples Electronic albums can be great for that, the computers enforcing a level of detail and lucidity. Historical lucidity was scarce in the Renaissance. It is written with a great deal of intellectual grit, and its thesis is developed with considerable lucidity and eloquence. Being a gifted writer, with eight books already to his credit, he does so with lucidity and in eminently readable prose. While writing poems requires lucidity from the poet, the poems also ask for lucidity from the reader. He was now recognized as one of the finest editors in the business, skilled at letting a scene tell its story with terse economy but with no loss of lucidity. A master both of English prose and of the dialogue form, he is remarkable for his lucidity, grace, and dignity of expression. They clicked with one another immediately, because they recognized in each other intelligence, lucidity, and vitality. The lucidity of the social commentary, especially with regard to how adults use youth sports and its participants as outlets for their own hang-ups, is admirable. The chief feature of the plan is its lucidity, despite the fact that the building had to be fitted into a highly restricted site. 1.1 The ability to think clearly, especially in intervals between periods of confusion or insanity. she had moments of lucidity Example sentencesExamples In a moment of lucidity, I connected the fires with the situation of the homeless in the city. Lucidity, the ability to think rationally and act resolutely, is not sufficient evidence to determine sanity. He has done his best to recapture earlier moments of lucidity and unity, but in many ways the final result feels rote and calculated. Many of these people have long periods of lucidity when they are capable of deciding for themselves. The film revolves around an unnamed young man's emergent lucidity within a dream. I think that very few of the insane are in any sort of position of lucidity. There are moments of great pathos and humor throughout the book, especially in the rare moments of Harry's lucidity, where he realizes who and what he really is. He has redirected attention to moments of Hamlet's lucidity and thus belied the prince's darker psychological tensions. In his consternation, making the most of a dwindling lucidity, he asks only that his brother accompany him to the hospital the following day. In the few seconds before my lucidity gave way to blind panic, I felt no little sympathy for the poor chap as he faced this calamity. 2literary Brightness; luminosity. the lucidity of his paintings Example sentencesExamples Once outside the camera, in the light, the pictures took about a minute to develop fully, ripening from an initial turquoise haze into a creamy colorful lucidity. The skillful artist defines objects with the lucidity of sunlight, and needs no epithets. The lightness and lucidity of the glass concourse is exchanged for the more brooding atmosphere of massive concrete walls and the muscular rhythm of the steel structure. Five shades of delicately creamy swathes of color, in a mélange of stirred light, give your complexion brightness and lucidity. The only source of light is the lucidity in the verse. Rhymes acidity, acridity, aridity, avidity, cupidity, flaccidity, fluidity, frigidity, humidity, hybridity, insipidity, intrepidity, limpidity, liquidity, lividity, morbidity, placidity, putridity, quiddity, rabidity, rancidity, rapidity, rigidity, solidity, stolidity, stupidity, tepidity, timidity, torpidity, torridity, turgidity, validity, vapidity Definition of lucidity in US English: lucidity nounlo͞oˈsidədē 1Clarity of expression; intelligibility. his lecture combined intellectual lucidity and passion Example sentencesExamples He was now recognized as one of the finest editors in the business, skilled at letting a scene tell its story with terse economy but with no loss of lucidity. They clicked with one another immediately, because they recognized in each other intelligence, lucidity, and vitality. The lucidity of the social commentary, especially with regard to how adults use youth sports and its participants as outlets for their own hang-ups, is admirable. Electronic albums can be great for that, the computers enforcing a level of detail and lucidity. While writing poems requires lucidity from the poet, the poems also ask for lucidity from the reader. A master both of English prose and of the dialogue form, he is remarkable for his lucidity, grace, and dignity of expression. It is written with a great deal of intellectual grit, and its thesis is developed with considerable lucidity and eloquence. Historical lucidity was scarce in the Renaissance. Being a gifted writer, with eight books already to his credit, he does so with lucidity and in eminently readable prose. The chief feature of the plan is its lucidity, despite the fact that the building had to be fitted into a highly restricted site. 1.1 The ability to think clearly, especially in intervals between periods of confusion or insanity. she had moments of lucidity Example sentencesExamples Lucidity, the ability to think rationally and act resolutely, is not sufficient evidence to determine sanity. I think that very few of the insane are in any sort of position of lucidity. There are moments of great pathos and humor throughout the book, especially in the rare moments of Harry's lucidity, where he realizes who and what he really is. He has done his best to recapture earlier moments of lucidity and unity, but in many ways the final result feels rote and calculated. In the few seconds before my lucidity gave way to blind panic, I felt no little sympathy for the poor chap as he faced this calamity. Many of these people have long periods of lucidity when they are capable of deciding for themselves. In his consternation, making the most of a dwindling lucidity, he asks only that his brother accompany him to the hospital the following day. In a moment of lucidity, I connected the fires with the situation of the homeless in the city. The film revolves around an unnamed young man's emergent lucidity within a dream. He has redirected attention to moments of Hamlet's lucidity and thus belied the prince's darker psychological tensions. 2literary Brightness; luminosity. the lucidity of his paintings Example sentencesExamples Once outside the camera, in the light, the pictures took about a minute to develop fully, ripening from an initial turquoise haze into a creamy colorful lucidity. The skillful artist defines objects with the lucidity of sunlight, and needs no epithets. The lightness and lucidity of the glass concourse is exchanged for the more brooding atmosphere of massive concrete walls and the muscular rhythm of the steel structure. Five shades of delicately creamy swathes of color, in a mélange of stirred light, give your complexion brightness and lucidity. The only source of light is the lucidity in the verse.
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