lucid argument

[ˈluːsɪd ˈɑːrɡjumənt]
noun phrasepl: lucid arguments
argumento lúcido
1. A clear, logical, and easy-to-understand argument that is presented in a transparent manner without confusion or ambiguity
The professor presented a lucid argument about the causes of climate change that even beginners could understand.
O professor apresentou um argumento lúcido sobre as causas da mudança climática que até iniciantes conseguiam compreender.
2. A coherent and intelligible explanation or reasoning that demonstrates clear thinking and rational discourse
Her lucid argument in the debate convinced many voters to reconsider their position.
O seu argumento lúcido no debate convenceu muitos eleitores a reconsiderar sua posição.
In both Brazilian and American academic and professional contexts, a 'lucid argument' is highly valued as a marker of intellectual competence and effective communication. In Brazil, the ability to present 'argumentos lúcidos' is particularly appreciated in formal debates, legal proceedings, and academic settings. In the USA, clarity of argument is essential in business presentations, political discourse, and educational environments.
NYC Slang
straight-up argument / crystal-clear case
Synonyms / Sinônimos
clear argumentcoherent argumentrational argumentcompelling argumentwell-reasoned argumenttransparent argument
Antonyms / Antônimos
obscure argumentconfused argumentmuddled argumentincoherent argumentconvoluted argument

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
argumento lúcido
Standard usage across Brazil
São Paulo
argumento claro e bem fundamentado
May be expanded for emphasis on solid reasoning
Rio de Janeiro
argumento lúcido
Standard usage, sometimes replaced with 'argumento cristalino'
Portugal
argumento lúcido
Identical to Brazilian Portuguese; may also use 'argumento transparente'

Related Words

lucidityclarityreasoninglogiccoherencepersuasion

Related Idioms & Phrases

make a lucid argument
present a lucid argument
advance a lucid argument
a lucid argument for/against something
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