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:
- open-and-shut
- barefaced
- lucid
- transparent
- nonambiguous
- unambivalent
- visible
- bald
- broad
- ringing
- noticeable
- manifest
- perspicuous
- decided
- comprehensible
- simple
- plain
- palpable
- unequivocal
- clear-cut
- unambiguous
- bright-line
- patent
- understandable
- crystal clear
- luminous
Antonyms:
- cloudy
- imprecise
- indiscernible
- misty
- imprecise
- grey
- vague
- hazy
- insensible
- imperceptible
- enigmatical
- obfuscated
- impalpable
- indiscernible
- misty
- indeterminate
- obfuscated
- unapparent
- slippery
- cloudy
- inappreciable
- indecipherable
- insensible
- murky
- grey
- impalpable
- subtle
- unclarified
- inappreciable
- unclarified
- indeterminate
- murky
- subtle
- gray
- sketchy
- vague
- hazy
- enigmatical
- sketchy
- gray
- indefinite
- imperceptible
- nonobvious
- unapparent
- indecipherable
- indefinite
- nebulous
- nebulous
- slippery
- nonobvious
Synonyms:
- clean-cut
- self-evident
- tangible
- intelligible
- readable
- discernible
- tidy
- graspable
- undisguised
- fathomable
- self-explanatory
- perceptible
- recognizable
- digestible
- discernable
- overt
- explicit
- black-and-white
- legible
- uncomplicated
- pellucid
- observable
- cognizable
- sensible
- cognoscible
- bald-faced
- trenchant
- knowable
- appreciable
- comprehendible
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.
obvious, evident, distinct, unmistakable, clear, straightforward, apparent, open-and-shut, barefaced, lucid
unfathomable, cryptic, dark, dark, incomprehensible, unintelligible, equivocal, equivocal, unintelligible, obscure
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.
