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legible

[lej-uh-buhl] / ˈlɛdʒ ə bəl /


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This is a complex but legible, lovable piece; a funky yet elegant ritual; thrilling and taut, if also fundamentally unhurried and unpressured.

From New York Times

Generally, the notes are readable, but if she hurries, letters can morph together in a barely legible script.

From Seattle Times

On a recent day, a chain-link fence wrapped with a blue tarp surrounded the partly demolished main building, with the “Laguna Hills Mall” lettering barely legible.

From Los Angeles Times

The news media and others with a public voice have a responsibility to make the world and its complex events more legible for the public at large.

From Salon

She quickly pointed her camera at a whiteboard on which she had started to map out a new story arc, but she turned the camera back at herself before any words were legible.

From New York Times