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pellucidity

/ˌpɛl.juːˈsɪd.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser transparente, claro o fácil de entender, ya sea en sentido físico o en la claridad de la expresión.

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noun

/ˌpɛl.juːˈsɪd.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser transparente, claro o fácil de entender, ya sea en sentido físico o en la claridad de la expresión.

A noun referring to the quality of being transparent, clear, or easily understood, whether in terms of physical clarity or lucidity of expression.

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  1. Clarity of expressionC2formal

    The quality of being easy to understand; freedom from obscurity or confusion.

    esClaridad de expresión

    • The pellucidity of her argument made the complex theory accessible to everyone.
    • His writing is admired for its pellucidity and logical flow.
    • The professor's explanation had a remarkable pellucidity that helped all students grasp the concept.

    Sinónimosclarityclearnesscomprehensibilityintelligibilitylucidityperspicuityplainness

    Antónimosambiguityconfusionobscurityunintelligibilityvagueness

  2. Transparency to lightC2formalscientific

    The property of allowing light to pass through without scattering or distortion.

    esPelicidez

    • The pellucidity of the crystal made it highly valued by collectors.
    • Water in this mountain lake has an extraordinary pellucidity.
    • The glass was chosen for its pellucidity and lack of impurities.

    Sinónimosclarityclearnesslimpidityluciditypellucidnesstransparencetransparency

    Antónimoscloudinessdarknessobscurityopacityopaquenessturbidity

Formas
  • pellucidities plural form
  • pellucidities' possessive plural form
  • pellucidity's possessive singular form
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