adjective

limpid

limpid, clear, transparent

The stream was so limpid we could see the fish.

The stream was so limpid we could see the fish.

She gazed at him with limpid blue eyes.

She gazed at him with limpid blue eyes.

His limpid prose was easy to understand.

His limpid prose was easy to understand.

limpid ((noun)) She has limpid blue eyes.

((noun)) is limpid The water in the lake is limpid.

Synonyms: clear, transparent, pellucid, lucid; Antonyms: murky, opaque, turbid.

From Latin 'limpidus' meaning 'clear,' related to 'lympha' 'water, clear water,' which is also the source of the word 'lymph.'

It sounds like 'liquid.' Picture a perfectly clear, or limpid, liquid.

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