關於Clarity的意思和用法的提問

A: The quality of being clear, transparent.

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Clarity - the quality or state of being clear; time when a person suddenly understands something.

Flow - the mental state of being completely present and fully immersed in a task -- is a strong contributor to creativity.

A: It means that something it’s clear, it could be used to express that you understand something with clarity or to say that you see something with clarity

A: Strive means to want or aspire, clarity means it's easy to understand and brevity means it is short. So, that phrase could also be "This chapter tries to be easy to understand and short but, because of this, isn't complete

A: "Be clearer" with something.

You are probably "not clear" about something, so need to "improve" it.

A: Ask for clarity means ask for more clearness/ for better explanation

Examples:
1. Ann: I didn't understand Kevin's question in the email
John: Ask for more clarity

2. Her actions were confusing me so I asked for more clarity of what is happening

3. The employees were asking for clarity on whether the company will reconsider the salaries this year or not.

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happy
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mysterious
depressed
shy
naughty
excited
sleepy

A: -Can you speak with more clarity please?
-She writes with clarity.
-For the sake of clarity, we will keep the lesson simple.

A: Most of these words I wouldn't worry about learning.

docile, deleterious, affront, and maverick I wouldn't worry about at all, I rarely, if ever hear them in America.

Clarity is like, a state of being clear? Uncommon, so maybe someone else can provide sentences for it.
An inkling is like, a feeling. Uncommon, so maybe someone else can provide sentences for it.
When you say propound, do you mean profound?

The only two words here I would focus on learning are preliminary and revitalize, maybe refute to make it three words.

Preliminary
https://wordsinasentence.com/preliminary-in-a-sentence/

Revitalize, a few short examples here.
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/revitalize

Refute
https://wordsinasentence.com/refute-in-a-sentence/

I would honestly focus more on phrasal verbs than words like these, unless you're already an expert with phrasal verbs.
https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/phrasal-verbs-list.htm

If you're an expert with phrasal verbs, I would then try to learn idioms, unless you already know them too.
http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/americanidioms/index.html
https://americanenglish.state.gov/files/ae/resource_files/in_the_loop_pages.pdf

A: 1. It means that the book's way of writing is difficult to read. It's more natural to say "the book is no easy reading"

2. Same meaning.

Although I don't get why 'clarity of style' is used. Sounds kinda unnatural, maybe "Because of its style (of writing)" or "Due to its distinct/unique style (of writing)" could be more clearly understood.

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A: there you go!

A: × Can we get clarity around what you want to achieve?
✓ Could we get some clarity around what you would like to achieve?

A: Your sentence sounds perfectly natural.

It makes me want to hear that person play! ;)

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However, I'd rather say:
Due to the clarity of water, the reflection is amazing..

A: I would add "used to"

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