Clarity Synonyms and Antonyms

klărĭ-tē
The condition of being clean and free of contaminants
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. cleanliness
  2. cleanness
  3. pureness
  4. purity
  5. taintlessness
The quality of being clear and easy to perceive or understand
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. clearness
  2. lucidity
  3. limpidity
  4. pellucidity
  5. accuracy
  6. limpidness
  7. brightness
  8. distinctness
  9. explicitness
  10. simplicity
  11. precision
  12. openness
  13. lucidness
  14. perspicuity
  15. plainness
  16. transparency
  17. purity
  18. exactness
  19. decipherability
  20. intelligibility
  21. explicability
  22. perceptibility
  23. penetrability
  24. unmistakability
  25. comprehensibility
  26. uncloudedness
  27. lack of ambiguity
  28. plain speech
  29. legibility
  30. brilliance
  31. directness
  32. evidence
  33. prominence
  34. manifestness
  35. overtness
  36. salience
  37. pellucidness
  38. translucence
  39. palpability
  40. conspicuousness
  41. certainty
  42. literacy
  43. perspicuousness
  44. clear-cutness
  45. unambiguousness
  46. nonopacity
  47. radiance
  48. show-through
  49. uncomplicatedness
  50. vitreosity
  51. vitreousness
Antonyms:
  1. obscurity
  2. haziness
  3. dirtiness
  4. opacity
  5. vagueness
  6. unintelligiblity

Words Related to Clarity

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Clarity Sentence Examples

  • The memory came to her uninvited and with such clarity that she flinched.

  • There needs to be absolute clarity about the definition of an emergency.

  • I can't always See with clarity, especially when Xander is involved.

  • After making the changes, the lawmakers have never apologized for the lack of clarity in the procedures for regulatory compliance.

  • But though he attained a fair practice at the bar, and was recognized as a lawyer of unusual mental distinction and clarity, his forensic success was not nearly so conspicuous as that of some of his contemporaries.

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