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/klɪr/
Meaning & Definition
noun
An absence of confusion or ambiguity.
The clear in his speech helped everyone to follow his argument.
verb
To remove an obstruction or to make something free from clutter.
Please clear the table after dinner.
To make something understandable.
The teacher worked hard to clear up any confusion.
To free from suspicion or blame.
The evidence cleared her of any wrongdoing.
adjective
Free of obstruction, not blocked.
The sky was clear after the storm.
Easily perceived, understood, or interpreted.
Her explanation was clear and concise.
Transparent; able to be seen through.
The water in the lake was so clear that we could see the fish.
Etymology
From Middle English clere, from Old French cler, from Latin clarus ‘clear, bright’.
Common Phrases and Expressions
clear as day
Very easy to understand.
clear the air
To resolve misunderstandings.
clear conscience
A feeling of having done nothing wrong.
clear-cut
Easily understood; straightforward.
clear sailing
An easy and unobstructed path ahead.
Related Words
clarity
The quality of being clear, in particular the quality of coherence and intelligibility.
clarify
To make (a statement or situation) less confused and more comprehensible.
clearness
The quality of being clear.
clearly
In a clear manner.
Slang Meanings
To be transparent and straightforward.
Just keep it clear, no hidden motives.
To clear the area; to leave quickly.
After the party, everyone made a clear.