Lucid

/ˈluː.sɪd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Easily understood; clear; rational.

The professor's explanations were so lucid that even the most complex topics seemed simple.

Characterized by clear perception or understanding; rational.

Despite the chaos around him, he maintained a lucid mind and made sound decisions.

Shining or glowing; clear; transparent.

The lucid water of the lake allowed us to see the colorful fish swimming beneath the surface.

Cognizant; awake; aware.

After a long night, she finally felt lucid and ready to tackle the day.

From the Latin 'lucidus', meaning 'light' or 'clear'.

lucid dream

A dream where the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming.

lucid thinking

Thinking that is clear and coherent.

clarity

The quality of being clear and easy to perceive or understand.

clarion

A shrill, clear sound, often used for calls to action.

In a clear state of mind, often used in drug culture.

After taking a break, I finally felt lucid again.

Used to describe something that is exceptionally good or impressive.

That performance was lucid, man!