lucid English

Meaning lucid meaning

What does lucid mean?

lucid

— adjective (= limpid, luculent, pellucid, crystal clear, perspicuous) (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable writes in a limpid style lucid directions a luculent oration — Robert Burton pellucid prose a crystal clear explanation a perspicuous argument

— adjective having a clear mind a lucid moment in his madness

— adjective (= coherent) capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner a lucid thinker she was more coherent than she had been just after the accident

— adjective (= crystalline, crystal clear, limpid, pellucid, transparent) transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity the cold crystalline water of melted snow crystal clear skies could see the sand on the bottom of the limpid pool lucid air a pellucid brook transparent crystal

Synonyms lucid synonyms

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lucid English » English

clear

limpid

transparent

perspicuous

pellucid

luminous

luculent

bright

crystal clear

plain

explicit

distinct

crystalline

translucent

obvious

lucent

intelligible

comprehensible

understandable

trenchant

sober

shining

sane

lucidum

logical

light

hyaloid

easy to understand

easily understood

diaphanous

conscious

coherent

clear-sighted

brilliant

aware

articulate

visible

vapourous

vaporous

univocal

unintoxicated

uninebriated

unequivocal

undisguised

unconfused

unclouded

unambiguous

tough-minded

terse

telltale

Examples lucid examples

How do I use lucid in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Mary frequently has lucid dreams.

Movie subtitles

That's the first lucid talk I've heard out of Hindley for weeks.

You're perfectly lucid.

I've never been as lucid in my entire life.

You've given a lucid explanation but I'm afraid I don't understand.

You're such an optimist to believe that in a world this confused and chaotic there are people so lucid as to belong exclusively to the Left or the Right.

But we intellectuals, and I say we because I consider you such, must remain lucid to the bitter end.

I don't know. He might be more lucid you know, than one should imagine.

He could be half an imbecile as the only lucid person here.

If they seem lucid, I'll be in the Briefing Room.

But we have to remain lucid.

You're lucid and can chose between a process or voluntary leave to Russia.

I tell you that man was lucid when he spoke!

A lucid madness which was hard to discover.

We must show that she's completely lucid.

George, you've given a lucid explanation, but I'm afraid I don't understand.

These are tough decisions, I know. But we intellectuals, and I say we because I consider you such, must remain lucid to the bitter end.

The lucid Jacques Anquetil wins another Tour de France.

Egypt is plunged in such folly that its drunks are its most lucid now.

You'll be drugged but perfectly lucid.

Our body requires that we satisfy our most beastly appetites whilst our lucid spirits wish to fight against them.

The victim, therefore, is perfectly lucid while she suffers those atrocities. without being able to move at all.

No, I'm not sick, I'm very lucid and I'm not finished, my dear.

Disgust makes me lucid.

One moment he can be perfectly rational and lucid the next he's a living loony tune.

She's so sceptical, so lucid.

Occasionally, I get these lucid moments.

A patient's Alpha waves are violent during his lucid moments and read almost normal during his more violent seizures.

I'm lucid.

Lucid in its details.

Lucid, energetic. A true man of destiny!

I'm lucid, that's what I am.

Let's be lucid, the gentleman with the right foot. Ladies with the left.

News and current affairs

Many Muslims who have been fighting for years for their countries' modernization have so far failed to find a lucid response to the progressive wave of radical Islam.

Europeans' views of Asia in general, and China in particular, are more complex and swing from lucid adjustment to a new and respected competitor to pure ideological rejection.

Likewise, one of the bravest, most lucid Chinese intellectuals, Liu Xiaobo, was arrested in December for signing Charter 08, and has yet to be released.

The Commission's interim report, published on April 11, is both lucid and penetrating.

Like so many others before and since, I was captivated from the first moment by Mandela's huge, luminescent smile, by his unending charm and grace, and by the lucid intelligence with which he discussed his country's transition problems.