clarity
/ˈklɛrəti/
noun
- The quality of being easy to see or hear; sharpness of image or sound.
- We adjusted the TV settings to improve the picture clarity.
- The clarity of the photograph made every detail visible.
- The singer's voice had a beautiful clarity that filled the concert hall.
- The quality of being easy to understand; clearness of thought or expression.
- For clarity, please write your answers in complete sentences.
- The report lacked clarity, so we asked for more details.
- The teacher explained the math problem with great clarity.
- The quality of being transparent or pure, especially in liquids or gems.
- The water in the lake had a crystal clarity that allowed us to see the fish.
- The clarity of the mountain stream was astonishing.
- Diamond clarity is graded by the number of flaws inside the stone.
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