1. the quality of being clear, transparent, or easy to understand
Usage: formal; often used in literary or academic contexts

Examples

• The pellucidity of the water allowed swimmers to see the lake bottom clearly.
• Her writing is admired for its pellucidity and directness.
• The philosopher's argument lacked pellucidity and confused most readers.
• The pellucidity of the glass made it nearly invisible in bright sunlight.
• He explained the complex theory with remarkable pellucidity.
• The pellucidity of the night sky revealed countless stars.