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lucid

adjective as in brilliant, shining

adjective as in clear, transparent

adjective as in clearheaded, sensible

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Example Sentences

Tanton also had an early and lucid understanding that climate change would exacerbate the country’s immigration conundrum, and it ultimately framed his life’s work.

From Salon

Virtually unknown is that Tanton also had an early and lucid understanding that climate change would exacerbate the country’s immigration conundrum, and it ultimately framed his life’s work.

From Salon

Project 2025 presented an alarmingly lucid roadmap for his aims of authoritarianism.

From Slate

Only 40 minutes into the competition and now it is beginning to feel like a lucid dream.

From Salon

It is one of very few drugs that could have such a lucid effect, and it has been used in robberies in Ecuador, France and Vietnam, as well as murders and sexual assaults in Colombia.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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