Rasarnavasudhakara 1.431

1.431

atha artha-vyaktiḥ-
śrūyamāṇasya vākyasya vinā śabdāntara-spṛhām | 235cd
arthāvagamakatvaṃ yad artha-vyaktir iyaṃ matā ||

Now, clarity of meaning [artha-vyakti]:
The capacity of an utterance being heard to convey its meaning
without longing for any further word—
this is considered clarity of meaning.

1.431.p1

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1.431.p2

yathā utphulla-gaṇḍa-yugam [ku. 3.4] ity atra sarveṣāṃ padānām adhyāhāraya-pada-nirākāṅkṣatayā artha-vyaktiḥ |

As in “Both blossoming cheeks” [Kumārasambhava 3.4], here there is clarity of meaning because all words do not require any supplied word [adhyāhāra].