lucid

/ˈluːsɪd/adjective

Clearly expressed and simple to follow.

Example sentences

“The textbook is popular because its examples are so lucid.”
“She gave a lucid explanation of how the new tax rules work.”

Also means mentally clear: a 'lucid moment' amid confusion. 'Lucid dreaming' means knowing you are dreaming while it happens.

Featured as word of the day on May 17, 2026.

Synonyms for lucid

clear
coherent
understandable
comprehensible
intelligible

Antonyms

confusing
unclear
incoherent

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Related words

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