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lucid

[loo-sid] / ˈlu sɪd /






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Smith agreed that King was the less reliable narrator, writing that “Kincaid’s remarkably lucid, rapid-fire, and forthright demeanor on the stand — compared to King’s calculated demeanor” made it “obvious” that Kincaid was telling the truth.

From Salon

He had a lucid conversation with the ER doctor that night, who agreed to take him off the medications.

From The Wall Street Journal

Might a patient with an empty skull become lucid?

From The Wall Street Journal

The legislation gives lucid, terminally ill patients the right to aid in dying if their suffering is unbearable and all treatment options have been exhausted.

From Barron's

She starts lucid dreaming and sleepwalking, receiving phone calls from beyond — like from their dead mother when she was a teenager beyond.

From Los Angeles Times