clarity

Everyday

1. Being clear and easy to understand. tree →
2. Being clear to see through or see well, like clean water or a sharp picture. tree →
3. Clear thinking, when you understand something well. tree →

In the lessons

Used in writing lessons (write with clarity), science and photography (clarity of water or image), and in feelings ("a moment of clarity"). It tells the reader that something is clear. Phrases: for clarity, with clarity, moment of clarity, clarity of thought.

Examples

• Write your answer with clarity so the teacher can follow it. tree →
• The clarity of the lake let us see the fish. tree →
• The new TV has amazing picture clarity. tree →
• For clarity, use a ruler for your graph. tree →
• After a good sleep I had more clarity about the problem. tree →
• The teacher explained with great clarity. tree →
• Diamonds are judged by their clarity. tree →

Note

Uncountable. Adjective: clear; verb: clarify. Opposite: confusion, vagueness. "For clarity" means "to make it clear".