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clarity (n)
clearness of thought; accuracy
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conspicuous (adj.)
standing out; obvious
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discernible (adj.)
clearly understandable through thought or vision; apparent
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lucidity (n)
clearness of thought; certainty
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ubiquitous (adj.)
always present and noticeable; universal
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addle (v)
confuse; baffle; complex
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anarchy (n)
disruption; disorder; chaos
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bamboozle (v)
fool; deceive; con
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bewilderment (n)
confusion; bafflement; disorientation
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discombobulated (adj.)
confused and taken off guard; disturbed; frustrated
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alluring (adj.)
attractive; charming
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comely (adj.)
attractive; graceful
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lustrous (adj.)
lovely; bright; shining
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pulchritude (n)
beauty; glamor; elegance
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scintillate (v)
sparkle; shine; twinkle
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bestial (adj.)
beastly; brutal; savage
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churlish (adj.)
vulgar; uncivilized
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loutish (adj.)
having characteristics of an awkward or stupid person; barbaric
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oafish (adj.)
clumsy; stupid; crude
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uncouth (adj.)
ungraceful, unrefined; rude
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acute (adj.)
clever; insightful; observant
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keenness (n)
marked by mental quickness; intelligence
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perspicacity (n)
ability to understand and reason; insight; perception
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prudent (adj.)
careful and wise; showing good judgement
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shrewd (adj.)
cunning; sharply intelligent; calculating or crafty; scheming
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buffoon (n)
a person given to foolish or clownish behavior; joker
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folly (n)
lack of good sense; irrationality; nonsense
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imprudent (adj.)
unwise and indiscreet; nonsense
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inane (adj.)
absurd; illogical; foolish
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preposterous (adj.)
ridiculous; bizarre