You are not training yourself in dictionary definitions, but in the sharpness and clarity of your understanding of meanings.

The sky was full of starsso full that, even in the absence of the moon, there was a transparent clarity in the air that enabled Jack to take definite bearings.

I gravely question whether it has the same clarity as the brain of the generation which fashioned the Constitution of the United States.

And for reasons very clear to her and which she had no doubt would be viewed with equal clarity by Gloria after this "escapade" of hers was done with, she meant to be very tactful indeed with Mr. Gratton.

He had no small idea of his own powers: "Peire d'Auvergne," he says in his satire upon other troubadours "has such a voice that he can sing in all tones and his melodies are sweet and pleasant: he is master of his art, if he would but put a little clarity into his poems, which are difficult to understand."

I can only compare their crowded clarity to the effects of a reasonable dose of opium.