Clearness

King James Dictionary

Clearness, n.

1. Freedom from foul or extraneous matter purity as the clearness of water, or other liquor. 2. Freedom from obstruction or incumbrance as the clearness of the ground. 3. Freedom from fogs or clouds openness as the clearness of the sky. It generally expresses less than brightness or splendor.  Exodus 24 . 4. Distinctness perspicuity luminousness as the clearness of reason, of views, of arguments, of explanations. 5. Plainness, or plain dealing sincerity honesty fairness candor. 6. Freedom from imputation of 7. Freedom from spots, or any thing that disfigures as the clearness of the skin.

Webster's Dictionary

(n.) The quality or state of being clear.