Use of the word limpid in a sentence example

limpid

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She has large limpid eyes. [adjective]

During the winter we must look to the springs round the Sierra Ventana as the source of its pure and limpid stream. [adjective]

I seem to recall (through my limpid pool of time) the scene with John Agar being killed was an addition in reshoot. [adjective]

Emerson was greedy for ideas, and the pure, limpid literature of Hawthorne did not satisfy him. [adjective]

The evening was delightfully calm, and the light air from the limpid water fresh and soothing. [adjective]

Passion calmed or lulled to sleep; something limpid, brilliant, troubled to a certain depth, and gloomy lower down. [adjective]

All right then; limpid, salubrious: no gush of bilge water had turned it to fetid puddle. [adjective]

Perhaps you think she was some slender, limpid-eyed, olive-cheeked beauty. [Please select]

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