limpido
clear
adjective LEEM-pee-doh Rare
Origin: From Latin limpidus (clear, transparent).
Also means
limpid
Usage Note
Limpido describes water, air, sky, or speech that is perfectly clear and transparent. It agrees in gender: limpida (f), limpidi (m pl), limpide (f pl). Figuratively it describes a clear, unambiguous explanation or a limpid prose style — a complement in literary criticism.
Examples
"L'acqua del lago era limpida e fresca."
Natural Translation
The lake water was clear and fresh.
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