1) Articulacy 2) Cleanliness 3) Clearcutness 4) Clearness 5) Directness 6) Distinctness 7) Eloquence 8) Explicitness 9) Intensity 10) Limpidity 11) Lucidity 12) Monosemy 13) Pellucidity 14) Perspicuity 15) Perspicuousness 16) Preciseness 17) Semitransparency 18) Translucence 19) Translucency 20) Transparency
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1) Clear thought 2) Clearness 3) Cogency 4) Coherence 5) Comprehensibility 6) Diamond asset 7) Diamond-quality factor 8) English girl name 9) Focus 10) Freedom from ambiguity 11) French word used in English 12) HDTV offering 13) Limpidity 14) Logic 15) Lucidity 16) Lucidness 17) Pellucidity 18) Plainness
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• (n.) Clearness; brightness; splendor.
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Refers to the depth you are able to see an object, such as your lure, under the water.
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Refers to the depth you are able to see an object (such as your lure) under the water.
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(from the article `acoustics`) The amplitude of the reverberant sound relative to the direct sound is referred to as fullness. Clarity, the opposite of fullness, is achieved by ...
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In wine evaluation, a subjective term for the absence of cloudiness or sediment in a wine.
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- 1. A print quality attribute that refers to the degree to which elements of the printed image are visually unobscured. 2. Free of distracting spatial or geometric imperfections. Clear prints are not obscured by visual noise such as unintentional patterns, extraneous marks, or ragged edges.
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A diamond is given a grade to describe the level of inclusions or imperfections. The less imperfections, the better the clarity.
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Term used in grading colored gems or diamonds to describe the level of internal inclusions, fractures or stress marks inside of the stone. Colored stone are assess with the naked eye, diamonds are graded under 10 power magnification.
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Clar'i·ty noun [ Latin
claritas , from
clarus clear: confer French
clarté .] Clearness; brightness; splendor. « Floods, in whose more than crystal
clarity , Innumerable virgin graces row.
Beaumont. »
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In wine evaluation, a subjective term for the absence of cloudiness or sediment in a wine.
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Freedom of haze or cloudiness in a plastic material.
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The clearness of a diamond, or the measure of the amount of flaws and inclusions of other minerals in a diamond. The clarity scale for diamonds ranges from F (internally and externally flawless) to I3 (having several inclusions that can be seen by the naked eye and detract from the beauty and durability of the stone). For the entire scale, click he...
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Clarity is one of the four Cs according to which a diamond is graded, and one of the components that help a diamond buyer to determine the quality of the gemstone he or she is about to purchase. It essentially refers to the purity of the diamonds, or to the degree to which it is free of blemishes and imperfections. On principal, as the clarity of t...
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For wine colour see under clear; for vinification see under clarification.
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In concert hall acoustics, the ratio, expressed in decibels, of the energy in the first 80 milliseconds of an impulse sound arriving at a listener's position divided by the energy in the sound after 80 milliseconds. The divisor is approximately the total energy of the reverberant sound.More generally, clarity refers to the degree to which the separ...
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lucidness noun free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression
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In wine evaluation, clarity is a subjective term for the absence of cloudiness or sediment in a wine.
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The clarity is an attribute of precious stones or a grading scale. Whether a gemstone has a higher or lower level of clarity can make a big difference in establishing the value of the said gemstone. Diamonds have a slightly different scale than other gems.
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The characteristic of a transparent material whereby distinct images may be observed through it.
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clearness or lucidity as to perception or understanding; freedom from indistinctness or ambiguity. · the state or quality of being clear or transparent to the eye; pellucidity: the clarity of pure water.
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Clarity is an English name for girls. The meaning is `bright, famous` The name Clarity is -as far as we know- only given to American girls. What do they use in other countries? Claire (French) Clara (English, Italian, German, Portuguese) Clair (English) The name sounds like: Clarita, Claritza, Clareta, Clairita Similar names are: Carita, Clary, Cla...
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freedom from haze or cloudiness in a plastic material.
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the quality of being coherent and easily understood
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