pellucid [adjective]

The pellucid waters of the lake made it easy to see the fish swimming below.

Her pellucid explanation of the complex topic made it accessible to everyone.

The artist's use of light and shadow created a pellucid effect in the painting.

The crystal's pellucid quality enhanced its value in the jewelry market.

The air was so pellucid after the rain that the mountains were clearly visible from miles away.

The author’s pellucid writing style helped the readers grasp the story effortlessly.

The pellucid stream flowed gently over the smooth rocks.

His pellucid reasoning was evident during the debate, making his arguments convincing.

The pellucid surface of the pond mirrored the surrounding trees perfectly.

The teacher appreciated the pellucid answers from the student during the examination.

The pellucid nature of the glass allowed the sunlight to stream through.

The pellucid nature of the documentary made the scientific concepts easily understandable.

The pellucid language of the contract left no room for ambiguity.

The pellucid water in the aquarium made it easy to spot the tiny fish.

The sky was so pellucid that we could see every star in the constellation.

The artist's pellucid depiction of the landscape was praised for its clarity.

The pellucid nature of the explanation helped demystify the complex subject for the students.

The pellucid gel used in the laboratory allowed for clear observations under the microscope.

The pellucid nature of her voice made her public speaking very effective.

The pellucid material of the lens improved the quality of the optical device.

The pellucid surface of the lake made it a favorite spot for photographers.

The pellucid prose of the novel drew readers into the story with ease.

The pellucid blue of the ocean was breathtaking during our vacation.

The pellucid description in the guidebook made it easy to follow the hiking trail.

The pellucid atmosphere after the storm was a welcome change from the previous haze.