clarity
- 1The quality of being clear and easy to see, understand, or follow.
Like looking through a clean window instead of a dirty one.
The clarity of the mountain lake amazed every visitor.
Her writing has a clarity that makes hard ideas feel simple.
Similarsharpness, lucidity, precision, clearness, definition
- 2The quality that makes something easy for people to understand.
Like a map so simple that you never get lost.
The clarity of the instructions helped everyone finish on time.
Good clarity in your email means readers won't get confused.
Similarclearness, transparency, obviousness
Oppositeconfusion
- 3The ability to think clearly and make good sense of things.
Like a calm pond where you can see all the way to the bottom.
After a good night's sleep, she felt a new clarity of mind.
Meditation gives him the clarity to handle hard choices.
Similarlucidity, focus, clearheadedness, coherence
Oppositeconfusion
- 4How easy a sound is to hear clearly.
Like turning up a radio until you can hear every word.
The clarity of the recording made every word easy to hear.
Cheap speakers can ruin the clarity of a song.
Similarcrispness, distinctness, clearness
Oppositemuddiness, distortion
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Origin
It comes from Latin clarus, meaning 'clear', through Old French and Middle English.