luculent (Meaning)
luculent (s)
(of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
luculent (a.)
Lucid; clear; transparent.
Clear; evident; luminous.
Bright; shining in beauty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of luculent
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- unambivalent
- noticeable
- palpable
- broad
- bald
- clear-cut
- manifest
- crystal clear
- visible
- nonambiguous
- unequivocal
- barefaced
- decided
- bright-line
- luminous
- ringing
- perspicuous
- patent
- simple
- transparent
- plain
- open-and-shut
- comprehensible
- unambiguous
- understandable
- lucid
Antonyms:
- enigmatical
- vague
- nebulous
- obfuscated
- insensible
- vague
- gray
- sketchy
- inappreciable
- indeterminate
- misty
- indeterminate
- murky
- subtle
- nebulous
- indefinite
- hazy
- unclarified
- cloudy
- misty
- subtle
- unclarified
- sketchy
- unapparent
- slippery
- cloudy
- impalpable
- hazy
- gray
- impalpable
- slippery
- indiscernible
- imprecise
- inappreciable
- grey
- nonobvious
- nonobvious
- obfuscated
- imprecise
- murky
- imperceptible
- enigmatical
- indefinite
- insensible
- indecipherable
- indiscernible
- grey
- indecipherable
- imperceptible
- unapparent
Synonyms:
- comprehendible
- fathomable
- readable
- graspable
- self-evident
- trenchant
- bald-faced
- sensible
- pellucid
- self-explanatory
- discernible
- overt
- recognizable
- cognoscible
- digestible
- tidy
- legible
- knowable
- cognizable
- discernable
- black-and-white
- tangible
- intelligible
- perceptible
- observable
- appreciable
- uncomplicated
- clean-cut
- explicit
- undisguised
Antonyms:
luculent Sentence Examples
- The evidence was so luculent that the jury reached a verdict in under an hour.
- Her speech was a luculent exposition of the complex issues involved.
- The professor provided a luculent explanation that made the difficult concept easy to understand.
- The author's argument was supported by a luculent array of facts and figures.
- The lucid exposition provided a luculent portrayal of the historical events.
- The documentary offered a luculent account of the struggles faced by the immigrants.
- The novel's lucid prose and luculent plot made it an enjoyable read.
- The scientist's luculent findings opened up new avenues for research.
- The historian's luculent analysis shed new light on the ancient civilization.
- The artist's luculent brushstrokes captured the essence of the landscape.
FAQs About the word luculent
(of language) transparently clear; easily understandableLucid; clear; transparent., Clear; evident; luminous., Bright; shining in beauty.
clear, evident,obvious, unmistakable, apparent, distinct, straightforward, unambivalent, noticeable, palpable
clouded, clouded, obscure, incomprehensible, ambiguous, mysterious, unknowable, indistinct, cryptic, dark
The evidence was so luculent that the jury reached a verdict in under an hour.
Her speech was a luculent exposition of the complex issues involved.
The professor provided a luculent explanation that made the difficult concept easy to understand.
The author's argument was supported by a luculent array of facts and figures.
