transpicuous
/tranˈspɪkjʊəs
/ /trɑːn-/adjective rare
1Transparent.A transpicuous thermoplastic, such as a copolymer of styrene and acrylonitrile, is highly suitable....
- In order that the transparent material be transpicuous, the transparent material is preferably a transparent plastic or a transparent glass.
1.1Easily understood, lucid.Don't try to impress someone by thesaurusizing your email with terms you wouldn't use in person - it sounds diaphanous, limpid, and transpicuous....
- In her current body of work, the site of memory revisited becomes transpicuous with every visit.
- These arrests will be spun as transpicuous proof that said officials are on the ball, keeping us safe.
Origin
Mid 17th century: from modern Latin transpicuus (from Latin transpicere 'look through') + -ous.