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the moment fog becomes a window and you wonder why you ever squinted.
means the quality of being clear and easy to understand, see through, or perceive without confusion.
from From Latin claritas, 'brightness, clearness, fame,' built on clarus, 'clear, bright, distinct' — the same root that gives us 'clear,' 'declare,' and 'clarion.' Clarus originally described things that were bright or loud, then drifted toward the figurative sense of clear-to-the-mind. English borrowed it through Old French clarte before settling on the more Latin-looking 'clarity.'
- diamond grade
- flawless clarity means zero flaws at 10x magnification
- latin root
- from clarus, meaning bright, clear, and famous
- water depth
- clear water lets light reach plants 200 feet down
- brain trick
- sleep filters mental noise into morning insight
- audio term
- clarity in sound means separating each instrument cleanly
hubble space telescope — resolved stars in andromeda galaxy in 1924, proving it existed beyond milky way
rosalind franklin's photo 51 — x-ray crystallography image in 1952 that revealed the helical structure of dna