How to Say "Clarity" in Italian

chiarezza

/kjaˈret.t͡sa/feminine

The English word clarity is translated into Italian as chiarezza.

chiarezza refers to the state or measure of being clear.

Meaning: the state or measure of being clear (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

chiarezza is a feminine noun and should be used with feminine adjectives.

The word has 3 syllables, with the stress on the second syllable: /kjaˈret.tsa/.

While chiarezza refers to clarity, the word chiaroscuro uses the same root to describe the artistic technique of using strong contrasts between light and dark.
In a professional Italian context, asking for chiarezza can sometimes sound more direct or even slightly confrontational than asking for 'clarity' does in English.
In Italian, the expression in tutta chiarezza is often used when someone is about to be brutally honest or deliver a blunt truth.

Offro chiarezza a chi mi circonda.
I offer clarity to those around me.
The first sentence is useful for describing how one offers chiarezza to others.
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Do sostegno attraverso la chiarezza.
I give support through clarity.
The second sentence illustrates providing support through chiarezza.
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La chiarezza dell'acqua è eccellente.
Water clarity is excellent.
The third sentence shows how to describe the chiarezza of water.
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È fondamentale comunicare con chiarezza durante le presentazioni aziendali.
It is essential to communicate with clarity during business presentations.
Mi spieghi con chiarezza come funziona questo gioco?
Can you explain to me clearly how this game works?
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Chiara and Matteo are discussing a complex work presentation.

Chiara

Apprezzo molto la chiarezza della tua spiegazione.
I really appreciate the clarity of your explanation.
Matteo

Grazie, cerco sempre di essere diretto.
Thanks, I always try to be direct.
Chiara

Hai fatto un ottimo lavoro, Matteo.
You did a great job, Matteo.
Matteo

Gentile da parte tua, Chiara.
That is kind of you, Chiara.

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