0 the quality of being able to think clearly, especially when this is temporary:
He has intervals of lucidity.
The essay demonstrates this with lucidity and conviction.
Later, during a brief moment of lucidity, she seemed to recognize him.
Even her dementia-stricken mother pops up with moments of lucidity at exactly the right time.
The orchestra played for their guest with the lucidity and cohesive beauty it always brings to this composer's music.
He is known not only for his enormous output, totaling 105 books, but also for the lucidity of his language.
Regardless, the lucidity and energy of the drawings alone are a revelation.
But it is through these self-imposed limitations that the two works achieve, each in their own way, an intense lucidity.
This is all put across with great lucidity and much conviction: the book is an achievement of a high order.
No doubt this historical perspective contributes to the lucidity with which the book discusses the evolution of democratic process.
