Meaning & Definition of word "Clear"

Clear

/klɪr/

1. An absence of confusion or ambiguity.
- Example: The clear in his speech helped everyone to follow his argument.

1. To remove an obstruction or to make something free from clutter.
- Example: Please clear the table after dinner.
2. To make something understandable.
- Example: The teacher worked hard to clear up any confusion.
3. To free from suspicion or blame.
- Example: The evidence cleared her of any wrongdoing.

1. Free of obstruction, not blocked.
- Example: The sky was clear after the storm.
2. Easily perceived, understood, or interpreted.
- Example: Her explanation was clear and concise.
3. Transparent; able to be seen through.
- Example: The water in the lake was so clear that we could see the fish.

From Middle English clere, from Old French cler, from Latin clarus ‘clear, bright’.

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.

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.

Meaning: To be transparent and straightforward.

Example Sentence: Just keep it clear, no hidden motives.

Meaning: To clear the area; to leave quickly.

Example Sentence: After the party, everyone made a clear.