lucid meaning:
adj.) Clear; understandable, transparent.
adj.)mentally competent.
lucid sentence:
The teacher provides lucid descriptions of the topics covered in the exam.
My next narrative film will actually deal with lucid dreaming.
You are expected to write your essays in a clear and lucid style.
There are lucid descriptions for the beginners of programming.
The conversation was as ever, varied, inspiring and lucid.
The tutor gave a lucid presentation on the topic.
The granddad suffered a period of mental problems but became quite lucid for some time.
Thanks for your lucid and reasonable post. It really helped me to figure it out.
In his more lucid times the old man mentioned about his past experiences.
His madness is said otherwise to have been partial or characterized by many lucid intervals.
The pedagogic works he wrote for students and the general public are clear, lucid and accurate.
Speak in lucid language using complete sentences.
A lucid dream can begin in one of many ways.
The instruction is clear and very lucid.
My mother was increasingly lucid on this point.
The school’s policy is perfectly lucid.
His explanation was lucid and to the point.
The notes are concise but lucid, favouring common-sense explanations over long variations.
Jia’s writing style was straightforward and lucid relative to the elaborate and allusive writing typical of the time.
He’s a clever and lucid performer with plenty of experience.
He was a good speaker, lucid in his lectures, persuasive in conversation; and he had a mordant wit.
You have such a lucid style.
His prose as always lucid and compelling.
In a rare lucid moment, she looked at me and smiled.
At the moment, Peter is lucid and quite talkative, but his condition is becoming worse.
In her more lucid moments the old lady would talk about her past.
She’s delirious, but has lucid intervals.
He wasn’t very lucid, he didn’t quite know where he was.
Though small and frail, he was a powerful and lucid debater.