noun
clarity
KLAIR-uh-tee/ˈklærəti/
The quality of being clear and easy to understand or perceive.
The water's clarity lets every pebble show sharply.
Etymology
The Latin base described both bright light and distinct sound. Clarity first meant brightness or radiance, then developed the sense of clearness in judgment and style, linking perceptible distinctness with ease of understanding.
In context
just for clarity's sake okay so the previous video wasn't that very clear so I want it to be more clearer
More examples
- She explained the issue with clarity.
- The recording had excellent clarity.
- They wanted greater clarity in the instructions.
Forms
clarity
clear adjective — easy to perceive or understand
Similar words
- clearness
- The direct everyday equivalent.
- precision
- Emphasizes exactness rather than ease of understanding.