Word
clarity
Meanings
the quality of being easy to understand, especially in communication or writing
the quality of being easy to see or hear clearly; sharpness and distinctness
Definition
Clarity is the quality of being easy to understand or see.
Clarity means that something is clear, not confusing, and easy to follow. It can describe how well you express ideas in speech or writing, or how distinctly something can be seen or heard. People often aim for clarity to avoid misunderstandings and make communication more effective.
Examples
- The report stands out for its clarity, even when it tackles complex technical issues.
- I rewrote the introduction for clarity, because my first draft sounded vague.
- Her clarity in the Q&A session reassured the team that the plan was realistic.
- They spoke with clarity despite the background noise in the busy café.
Common mistake
Learners sometimes say "more clearer" instead of "clearer" or "with more clarity."
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