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Meaning ofclearin English

clear

us//klɪr//uk//kliːər//

Comparative Adjectiveclearer
Superlative Adjectiveclearest
Comparative Adverbclearer
Superlative Adverbclearest
Past Tensecleared
Participle Verbclearing
Third Person Singularclears

Definitions

Adjective
1. easy to understand; no ambiguity
2. free of obstacles; unobstructed
  The path is clear and easy to walk on.
3. bright; luminous; not obscured
  The clear water in the lake reflected the surrounding trees.
4. transparent in color
  The clear glass allowed us to see the beautiful view outside.
5. cloudless; sunny
  The clear sky on the sunny day made it perfect for a picnic.
6. sharp; well-defined edges
  The clear lines on the map made it easy to navigate.
7. perceptive; able to discern details
  The detective had a clear mind and was able to solve the complex case.
8. easily heard or seen; distinct
  The clear voice of the announcer could be heard throughout the stadium.
9. completely pure; unmixed
  The company uses clear water from the mountain spring to produce its pure juice.
10. free from flaws or imperfections
  The new window was clear of any scratches or damage.
11. complete; unobstructed
  The road was clear of traffic, making it a perfect route.
Verb
1. remove obstructions; create space
  She will clear the table to make room for dessert.
2. make something unobstructed; open
  The crew worked to clear the path and make it safe for hikers.
3. eliminate ambiguity; clarify (a matter)
  The manager will clear up any confusion about the new policy.
4. remove suspicion; vindicate someone
  The lawyer worked to clear her client's name and prove their innocence.
5. to approve or authorise something; give clearance
  The government agency will clear the proposal before it can be implemented.
6. to obtain approval or permission
  The company needs to clear the new product with regulatory authorities before launch.
7. to hit a ball away (in sports); defend a goal
  The goalkeeper tried to clear the ball from the goal area.
8. to reset or erase (data, settings, etc.)
  The user needs to clear the browser cache to fix the issue.
9. to style an element (blocking float); positioning
  The developer used CSS to clear the float and position the element correctly.

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