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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a crystal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is clear, transparent, or pure, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Her thoughts were as a crystal, reflecting the truth without any distortion."
Alternatives: "like a diamond" or "clear as glass".
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It now seems as remote as a crystal set.
I think of models as a crystal ball.
In business, AI has considerable potential as a crystal ball to predict.
As a crystal, a ferroelectric material consists of molecules arranged into a regular three-dimensional lattice.
The dramatic backward steps in reproductive rights in the US act as a crystal ball.
Christian de Portzamparc initiated it with the LMVH Tower, a building described by him as a crystal flower.
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There is nothing of importance that Osborne will say today that can be relied upon as a crystal-clear statement about the economy.
Theirs is a delicate balance between getting noticed and pretending not to care, and it can be spoiled by something as common as a crystal-beaded bodice.
It would have played out as a crystal-clear case of cause and effect, precisely timed and far too obvious to question.
In the late nineteenth century, Daniel Swarovksi trained as a crystal-cutter in northern Bohemia, near Gablonz, the epicentre of the crystal and costume jewellery trade.
In short, there is nothing of importance that Osborne will say today that is either unknowable from other sources or Treasury statements, or that can be relied upon as a crystal-clear statement about the economy.
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