uncloudedness

9.2

The quality of being clear so you can see or understand something

noun
/ʌnˈklaʊdɪdnəs/

: claridad

The uncloudedness of the lake made it possible to see all the way to the bottom.

Examples

Her eyes had a remarkable uncloudedness after her surgery.
The uncloudedness of the lake made it perfect for swimming.
The uncloudedness of his intentions reassured everyone in the room.
Her uncloudedness in judgment impressed everyone at the meeting.
The uncloudedness of the lake made it possible to see all the way to the bottom.
Her eyes had a remarkable uncloudedness after her surgery.
The uncloudedness of his intentions reassured everyone in the room.

Synonyms

clarity

vsuncloudedness

7 2.7

How easy it is to see through something like clean water

refers broadly to the state of being free from cloudiness in vision or water

clearness

vsuncloudedness

1 2.2

How easy something is to see through, like clean water

focuses on absence of cloudiness for sight rather than purity or transparency

Antonyms

cloudiness

1 3.2

A liquid or the sky that is not clear because it has small bits in it

How Clear

clearness

2 1.4

uncloudedness

9.2

cloudiness

1 3.2

murkiness

1 5.9

Surface Forms

uncloudedness singular

uncloudednesses plural

Morphology

uncloudedness = unclouded (transparent) = un + cloud + ed + ness

Formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'unclouded', producing a predictable state noun.

Etymology

Uncloudedness comes from un- 'not', the word cloud as in clouded, and -ness which makes a noun. So it means 'not clouded', the state of being clear, like water, your eyes, or a mind without confusion.