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Saturday, March 26, 2005

luculent

\LOO-kyuh-luhnt\ , adjective;
1.
Clear; easily understood.
Quotes:
Yet it is always luculent, even when the concepts being expressed become somewhat sophisticated.
-- Dan Schnabel, "Goodbye Descartes", American Mathematical Monthly, November 1998
From the high ground all is clear,
interpretable, luculent: this is what this means.
-- Thomas Lux, The Cradle Place
Origin:
Luculent comes from Latin luculentus, from lux, luc-, "light."
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