Sample Sentences for
lucid
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    Sometimes she is lucid, other times she talks of Rochelles and needles and snakes.  (source)
    lucid = capable of thinking clearly
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    His expression seems more lucid than when he tried to strangle me, but it's still not one that belongs to him.  (source)
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    What he was seeing and hearing was impossible, and yet he felt absolutely lucid.  (source)
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    It was a lucid enjoyable night that would stick out in his memory like a spike.  (source)
    lucid = clear in his mind
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    When they reach their last moments, they slip in and out of consciousness and even while awake, in and out of lucidity.  (source)
    lucidity = a state in which one can think clearly
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    "So your brain was an organic part of the penultimate configuration of the computer program," said Ford, rather lucidly he thought.  (source)
    lucidly = in a clearly expressed manner
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    I was lucid--things were clear--but my tongue wouldn't fit around the words.  (source)
    lucid = capable of thinking clearly
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    But Max still preferred the baka's whispers and the nightmares to those brief moments of real or imagined lucidity.  (source)
    lucidity = clear thought
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    and when he came home she would swear she smelled scotch or gin on his breath, but he would talk lucidly to her before supper,  (source)
    lucidly = clearly and logically
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    I shall never be able to speak one lucid sentence to him again.  (source)
    lucid = clear
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    these logical appeals ... the lucidity of uncluttered periods, the lulling movement of multisyllabic words to thrill and console us.  (source)
    lucidity = clear expression of ideas
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    Makes you think more lucidly.  (source)
    lucidly = clearly
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    ...something had been written in a child's handwriting. The labored form of each letter and the irregular space between words was full of the struggle for control over the errant, self-willed pencil. The sentiment, in contrast, was lucid:  (source)
    lucid = clearly expressed so it is easily understood
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