limpid
adj. C2 Proficiency Oxford UK //lˈɪmpɪd// limpid
adj. clear and transparent, like pure water or clean glass. You can also use it to describe writing or speech that is very easy to understand.
adj. completely clear and transparent; free from obscurity or turbidity. When applied to literature or musical style, it characterizes a quality of clarity, simplicity, and lucidity.
The mountain lake is so limpid you can see the bottom.
We spent the afternoon looking down into the limpid pools left behind by the receding tide.
The author's limpid prose style ensures that even the most dense philosophical arguments remain accessible to a general audience without sacrificing intellectual depth.
From French limpide, from Latin limpidus.