1. the quality of being clear, easy to understand, and expressed plainly
Usage: formal; often used in academic or professional contexts

Examples

• The perspicuousness of her writing made the complex theory accessible to all readers.
• Teachers value perspicuousness in textbooks so students can grasp difficult concepts.
• The lawyer's perspicuousness in presenting the case helped the jury understand the evidence.
• Good scientific writing requires perspicuousness to communicate findings clearly.
• The perspicuousness of the instructions meant no one had trouble assembling the furniture.
• His perspicuousness as a speaker made him popular with audiences.