Lucid is an adjective used to describe something that is dearly expressed or easy to understand. It can also be used to describe the ability to think clearly, especially during or after a period of mental illness.
Origin:
The word finds its origin in the late 16th Century, originally meaning bright or luminous. It might have been derived from the Latin word lucidus (via French lucide or Italian lucido), from lucere, meaning ‘shine’, which is further derived from lux, luc, meaning light.
Usage
Maria gave a lucid explanation for not attending the party
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