lucidly

The judge said Puska gave his confession "lucidly" and was "perfectly coherent" that afternoon.

The victims, suspects, motives and complications pile up swiftly but lucidly.

He lucidly describes the conundrum faced by them and the other prosecutors contemplating criminal charges against Trump.

Colette, in “Chéri,” wrote lucidly, and charmingly, about an older woman’s liaison with a younger man.

Crucially, that movie was scored by Philip Glass, whose soundtrack unified the three stories as lucidly as the motif of “Mrs. Dalloway” did.