clearheaded
- adjective
- /ˈklɪrˌhɛdɪd/
- Being clearheaded allowed him to make the right decisions during the emergency.
And once I got clearheaded, I was able to be very tactical on what to ask for and what not to ask for.
- And once I got clearheaded, I was able to be very tactical on what to ask for and what not to ask for.
Examples
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And once I got clearheaded, I was able to be very tactical on what to ask for and what not to ask for.
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Cabeza de Vaca, being a clearheaded and practical youth, had argued against the plan from the start; much good did it do him.
Fiction book (1990) -
I, with joy, did have a son... so fair, so clearheaded and brave, that I a thousand pleasures did derive from his presence.
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Oddly, though, it is Ulysses S. Grant's clearheaded and deeply moving Personal Memoirs that best epitomizes the plain style.
Academic text (2010) -
After sleeping well, she felt clearheaded and ready to tackle the day's challenges.
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In a clearheaded state, she carefully planned her next steps for the project.
Synonyms
Able to think and speak clearly after being confused or ill
Able to think and judge things in a calm, practical way
Able to think calmly and logically without confusion or distraction
Able to think clearly, stay calm, and make good decisions in difficult situations
Able to think clearly, understand quickly, and make good judgments
Able to stay calm and think clearly in difficult situations
Clear and easy to understand without confusion
Clear in your mind and able to think well
Antonyms
How Clearheaded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clearheaded is made of clear ('easy to see') and head ('the thinking part'). It gives the image of a clean window into your mind, so it means not confused and able to think clearly.