"perspicuously" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From perspicuous + -ly.",
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      "form": "more perspicuously",
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          "text": "Even the derangement of the phrases from their (so-called) natural order is luminous for the mind; and it is by the means of such designed reversal that the elements of a judgment may be most pertinently marshalled, or the stages of a complicated action most perspicuously bound into one.",
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        "With clarity and lucidity."
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          "word": "perspicuousness"
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          "word": "perspicacious"
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        {
          "word": "perspicaciously"
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          "word": "perspicacity"
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  "word": "perspicuously"
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