IPA: /ˈlɪmpɪd/
KK: /ˈlɪmpɪd/
Something that is clear and easy to see through, often used to describe water or writing that is simple and understandable.
The limpid waters of the lake reflected the blue sky above.
Limpid → It is derived from the Latin 'limpidus' (meaning clear or transparent), which comes from 'limpa' (meaning a pool of water). The word 'limpid' describes something that is clear, transparent, or easily understood, much like clear water.
Think of 'limpidus' meaning clear, and picture clear water to remember that 'limpid' refers to something that is clear or transparent.