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lucidity

[loo-sid-i-tee] / luˈsɪd ɪ ti /
NOUN
clearness
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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"With fatigue and all that, I was gradually starting to lose lucidity and energy, while hanging on," he said, via RMC Sport.

From Fox News

She works against the freneticism of the filmmaking, emphasizing Anna’s moments of groundedness and lucidity as well as the instinctive empathy that likely made her a good psychologist to begin with.

From Los Angeles Times

But even on these difficult nights, even on this miserable couch from the ’70s, I only achieve lucidity once, briefly.

From New York Times

“They must be viewed with courage and lucidity, in the absolute respect of all those whose life and destiny they destroyed.”

From New York Times

“It’s a reminder that Europe to this day is populated by survivors and perpetrators of World War II — a place of tangled family histories and selective denial, but also intermittent lucidity.”

From New York Times