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Definition of limpid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
clarityclear and transparent like water
- The limpid stream flowed gently through the forest.
2.
languageeasy to understand and simple
- Her limpid prose made the complex topic accessible.
3.
stateRare calm and peacefulRare
- He gazed into her limpid eyes, feeling at peace.
Origin of limpid
Latin, limpidus (clear)
Examples of limpid in a sentence
The limpid sky stretched endlessly above us. The limpid instructions helped everyone understand quickly. His limpid explanation clarified the confusion. The limpid waters of the lake soothed her mind. His voice was limpid, bringing calm to the room.
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- French:limpide, serein, ...
- German:klar, einfach, ...
- Italian:limpido, chiaro, ...
- Spanish:límpido, claro, ...
- Portuguese:límpido, claro, ...
- Chinese:清澈的, 清晰的, ...
- Japanese:澄んだ, 明快な, ...
- Arabic:صَاف, واضِح, ...
- Hebrew:צָלוּל, בָּרוּר, ...
- Russian:прозрачный, спокойный, ...
- Ukrainian:прозорий, спокійний, ...
- Hindi:निर्मल, सुबोध, ...
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