Cases of word usage

1) the ability to understand quickly and clearly (acumen)

2) an author's (ability to provide a) description of a character or through her or his actions, words, personality and other typical features so that the reader, viewer etc can identify her or him clearly (characterization)

3) to make (a person, animal) unable to see clearly or act normally because of too much light, brilliance, splendour etc (dazzle)

4) to show (something) clearly by giving facts, examples etc (demonstrate)

5) an act of showing clearly the facts, how something works etc (demonstration)

6) (placed after the noun) appointed to a position (but not yet installed); to mark or point out (something) clearly (designate)

7) to see (something) clearly (with the eyes or with the mind) (discern)

8) easily heard, seen, understood; clearly marked (distinct)

9) marking (a person, thing) as clearly different (distinctive)

10) (of a statement, regulations etc) clearly and fully expressed (explicit)