Definition
Limpid means clear, transparent, or easily understood.
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A city curiosity in the well-heeled Coral Gables neighbourhood, this public pool is a former quarry where Miamians have been splashing about since 1924. Framed by craggy waterfalls and swim-up grottoes, as well as a Mediterranean Revival-style visitors centre lined with archive photographs, it has limpid , jewel-coloured waters that mimic Miami Beach’s shallows at their most inviting. There’s an onsite cafe with family-friendly lunches, too. Children must be aged three and over to visit.
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Set in a thick forest, ringed by limpid lakes and free of violent crime, the town of Borne Sulinowo in northwestern Poland has undeniable bucolic charm — except for the ghosts on every eerily quiet street of the Nazi and then Soviet soldiers who built it.
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Elliot, Bella and Susie need her, in surprisingly similar ways. They sound alike too, their language limpid and eerie, a queasy wellness blend of psychoanalysis and internet niceness that has them speak of transitional objects, optimisation, flow, authenticity, containment. The book as a whole made me think about how much we want to talk about ourselves, and how basic our resources are.
