Luculent
[loo-kyoo-luh nt] /ˈlu kyʊ lənt/
adjective
1.
clear or lucid:
a luculent explanation.
2.
convincing; cogent.
/ˈluːkjʊlənt/
adjective (rare)
1.
easily understood; lucid
2.
bright or shining; glowing
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