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pellucidity

/ˌpɛl.juːˈsɪd.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui est limpide, transparent ou facile à comprendre, que ce soit au sens physique ou dans la clarté de l'expression.

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noun

/ˌpɛl.juːˈsɪd.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité de ce qui est limpide, transparent ou facile à comprendre, que ce soit au sens physique ou dans la clarté de l'expression.

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

indénombrable

  1. Clarity of expressionC2formal

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

    frClarté d'expression

    • 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.

    Synonymesclarityclearnesscomprehensibilityintelligibilitylucidityperspicuityplainness

    Antonymesambiguityconfusionobscurityunintelligibilityvagueness

  2. Transparency to lightC2formalscientific

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

    frTransparence à la lumière

    • 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.

    Synonymesclarityclearnesslimpidityluciditypellucidnesstransparencetransparency

    Antonymescloudinessdarknessobscurityopacityopaquenessturbidity

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