English
Etymology
From the Latin perspicuus, in turn from perspicere, to see through something.
Adjective
Perspicuous
- Clearly expressed, easy to understand; lucid. Used in logic to describe a language or notation, such as that of formal propositional calculus, where the process of inference from premise|premises to conclusion is explicitly laid out.
Related terms
perspicuity
perspicuously
perspicuousness
perspicacious
perspicaciously
perspicacity
perspective
io:perspicuous
te:perspicuous
vi:perspicuous
zh:perspicuous
|
