Limpid Definition
lĭmpĭd
adjective
Characterized by clarity and elegant simplicity.
Limpid prose.
Webster's New World
Perfectly clear; transparent; not cloudy or turbid.
Limpid waters.
Webster's New World
Free from clouds or haze.
A limpid sky.
American Heritage
Easily or pleasantly heard; distinct.
Playing the violin with a limpid tone.
American Heritage
Flowing or moving gracefully.
Limpid movements of a dancer.
American Heritage
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Origin of Limpid
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From Latin limpidus.
From Wiktionary
Latin limpidus
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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