B2nounlanguagepsychology
US/ˈkler.ə.ti/
UK/ˈklær.ə.ti/
the quality of being easy to understand, see or hear clearly
In context
The teacher explained the rule with great clarity.
We need more clarity about who is responsible for the project.
The new screen has amazing picture clarity and bright colors.
Words that go with clarity
verb + preposition
- speak with clarityShe speaks with clarity and confidence.
adjective + noun
- great clarityHe wrote with great clarity.
- mental clarityGood sleep improves mental clarity.
noun + preposition
- lack of clarityA lack of clarity caused the misunderstanding.
- clarity of thoughtExercise gives me clarity of thought.
verb + noun
- bring clarityThe meeting brought clarity to the plan.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
a clarity explanationCorrect: a clear explanation