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The speaker presented her argument with such clarity that even those unfamiliar with the topic could easily understand her main points.clarity = clearness (the quality of being clearly expressed)
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After the storm passed, the air had a remarkable clarity, allowing us to see the distant mountains with unusual sharpness.clarity = degree of transparency (such as the quality of clear water)
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The judge praised the witnesses for the clarity of their testimony.clarity = clearness (the quality of being clearly expressed)
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I hang suspended, until a septic truth bleeds toward clarity. (source)clarity = clear understanding
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Some people who have been brought back from the far edge of starvation, though, report that near the end the hunger vanishes, the terrible pain dissolves, and the suffering is replaced by a sublime euphoria, a sense of calm accompanied by transcendent mental clarity. (source)
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He held his mind to the task for a long time, picturing, with all the clarity he could muster, everything he had seen in that underground realm—the long stairway, the tunnels, the door, the path along the river, the rocks along the path. (source)clarity = vividness of memory
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In sudden clarity Kya saw what Ma had endured and why she left. (source)clarity = clear understanding
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The uncertain air that magnified some things and blotted out others hung over the whole Gulf so that all sights were unreal and vision could not be trusted; so that sea and land had the sharp clarities and the vagueness of a dream.† (source)
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That's called vitreous fluid, I thought with clarity. (source)clarity = clear understanding or memory
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I remember that lunch with unsettling clarity. (source)clarity = sharp detail (in memory)
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When a fish broke the surface far away, the sound carried to the men with absolute clarity. (source)clarity = sharpness of sound
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Her clarity of thought has saved them more than once, and now that he knows to look for it, her take on Roland's secret power structure is right on target. (source)clarity = clearness
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He saw with absolute clarity that he'd lulled himself into acquiescence and complicity.† (source)
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It brushed past him with all the freshness and clarity of a starlit winter's night.† (source)
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Seconds after getting comfortable, I heard the yelling voice with a new clarity.† (source)
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On those summer mornings in London — for it was summer by then — we would eat our breakfasts with the curtains half-drawn against the clarity of the sun.† (source)
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