lucid

lucid
adj
1. clear, limpid, pellucid, translucent, transparent, crystalline, hyaline, vitreous, glassy, clear as glass.
2. easily understood, understandable, intelligible, comprehensible, perspicuous, perceptive, acute, penetrating; plain, distinct, straightforward, evident, self-evident, obvious, apparent, easy to see; graphic, explicit, unequivocal, unmistakable, unambiguous; manifest, crystal-clear, clear to see, easy to grasp; undisguised, uncloaked, clearly discernible, unhidden, revealed, disclosed, overt, bare, naked, unconcealed; well-marked, clear-cut, clearly delineated, sharply defined, sharply outlined; simple, direct, pointed, to the point, concise, cogent; specific, absolute, conclusive, unqualified, categorical.
3. sane, rational, able to reason, Inf. sound, sound of mind, of sound mind, mentally capable, Latin, compos, Latin, compos mentis. mentally competent, Inf. competent, competent to stand trial; Inf. normal, Inf. balanced, Inf. all there, Inf. with everything there, Inf. with all one's marbles, possessing all one's faculties; right, all right, in one's right mind.
4. shining, bright, bright as day, bright as a star, starry; gleaming, radiant, luminous, luminiferous, lu-minative, lucent; lightsome, luciferous, shiny, beamy, beaming, lustrous.

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