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clear:
- clear; unburdened; clarifying; distinct; comprehensible; understandable; intelligible; obvious; evident; as clear as plain day-light; transparent; clear-cut; flagrant; manifest; clear as daylight; luminous; as plain as day; cooked; bright; done; cloudless; unclouded; recognizable; identifiable; unambiguous; unequivocal; unmistakable; discernible; recognisable; graphic; translucent; see-through; vitreous; pellucid; diaphanous; glassiness; glass-like; roguish; blank; unmarked; sly; directly; over; finished; accomplished; out; completed; ready; prepared; ready for use; achieved; concluded; colourless; pale; colorless; ringing; clear sounding; cheerful; enthusiastic; happy; gay; buoyant; sunny; enchanted; vibrant; merry; attentive; amusing; eager; joyful; mystified; joyous; tidy; pleasant; jolly; spell bound; reliable; dependable; festive; trustworthy; under enchantment; passionate; neat; colourful; funny; animated; safe; trusted; colorful; eagre
- disengage; free; clear; found innocent; clear baggage; enter; clean; give a good cleaning; wash; remove; clear the table; empty the table; empty; remove what is inside; make empty; evacuate; clean up; tidy up; clear out; tidy out; clean out; finish; take out; drain; sell out; sell off; exonerate; exculpate; clear up; unclutter; solve; pass; authorize; authorise; discharge; acquit; assoil; top; gain; make; earn; realize; realise; take in; bring in; pull in; net; sack; sack up; brighten; light up
- make way; clear; clarify; declare; declare in the customs; clear in the customs; given; arrange; clear in; clear through the Customs; lucid
- clear; well-defined; percipient; clear-cut; clean-cut; unmortgaged; cleared; vindicated; exculpated; absolved; exonerated; readable; decipherable; open; light; clean; unclouded
- clear; clearly; all the way
- clear; open
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Detailed Synonyms for clearing in English
clearing:
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the clearing
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the clearing
the explanation; the clarification; the elucidation; the enlightenment; the explaining; the information; the notice; the clearing; the communication -
the clearing
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the clearing
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the clearing
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the clearing
– the act of removing solid particles from a liquid 1 -
the clearing
– the act of freeing from suspicion 1 -
the clearing
– a tract of land with few or no trees in the middle of a wooded area 1
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Related Definitions for "clearing":
clear:
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comprehensible; understandable; intelligible; clear-
comprehensible adj
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understandable adj
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intelligible adj
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clear adj
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clear
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obvious; evident; clarifying; as clear as plain day-light; distinct; transparent; clear-cut; clear; flagrant; manifest; clear as daylight; luminous; as plain as day; cooked; bright; done-
obvious adj
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evident adj
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clarifying adj
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distinct adj
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transparent adj
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clear-cut adj
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clear adj
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flagrant adj
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manifest adj
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luminous adj
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as plain as day adj
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cooked adj
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bright adj
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done adj
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clear
recognizable; identifiable; unambiguous; obvious; unequivocal; unmistakable; discernible; clear; recognisable-
identifiable adj
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unambiguous adj
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obvious adj
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unequivocal adj
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unmistakable adj
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discernible adj
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clear adj
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clear
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clear
transparent; translucent; see-through; vitreous; pellucid; diaphanous; clear; glassiness; glass-like-
transparent adj
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translucent adj
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see-through adj
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vitreous adj
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pellucid adj
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diaphanous adj
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clear adj
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glassiness adj
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glass-like adj
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cheerful; enthusiastic; happy; gay; buoyant; sunny; enchanted; vibrant; merry; attentive; amusing; eager; joyful; mystified; joyous; tidy; pleasant; jolly; spell bound; reliable; dependable; festive; trustworthy; under enchantment; passionate; neat; colourful; funny; animated; safe; trusted; clear; colorful; eagre-
cheerful adj
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enthusiastic adj
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happy adj
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gay adj
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buoyant adj
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sunny adj
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enchanted adj
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vibrant adj
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merry adj
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attentive adj
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amusing adj
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joyful adj
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mystified adj
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joyous adj
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tidy adj
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pleasant adj
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jolly adj
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spell bound adj
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reliable adj
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dependable adj
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festive adj
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trustworthy adj
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passionate adj
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neat adj
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funny adj
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animated adj
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safe adj
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trusted adj
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clear adj
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
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to clear
– free (the throat) by making a rasping sound 1 -
to clear
– rid of obstructions 1 -
to clear
– remove 1 -
to clear
– make a way or path by removing objects 1 -
to clear
– remove the occupants of 1 -
to clear
– remove (people) from a building 1 -
to clear
– rid of instructions or data 1 -
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– make clear, bright, light, or translucent 1 -
to clear
– settle, as of a debt 1 -
to clear
– grant authorization or clearance for 1 -
to clear
– pronounce not guilty of criminal charges 1 -
to clear
– pass an inspection or receive authorization 1 -
to clear
– pass by, over, or under without making contact 1 -
to clear
– go away or disappear 1 -
to clear
– sell 1 -
to clear
– be debited and credited to the proper bank accounts 1 -
to clear
– earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 1 -
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– make as a net profit 1 -
to clear
– yield as a net profit 1 -
to clear
– clear from impurities, blemishes, pollution, etc. 1 -
to clear
– free from payment of customs duties, as of a shipment 1 -
to clear
– go unchallenged; be approved 1 -
to clear
– become clear 1 -
to clear
– To turn a setting off or to remove a value. 2 -
to clear
– To collect the funds for a check and pay them to the check holder. When a check clears, the money has been withdrawn from the bank account and paid to the recipient. 2 -
to clear
– When Windows Disk Protection is enabled, to erase or empty the cache file on the hard disk when a user logs off or the computer is restarted. 2
Conjugations for clear:
present
- clear
- clear
- clears
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simple past
- cleared
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present perfect
- have cleared
- have cleared
- has cleared
- have cleared
- have cleared
- have cleared
past continuous
- was clearing
- were clearing
- was clearing
- were clearing
- were clearing
- were clearing
future
- shall clear
- will clear
- will clear
- shall clear
- will clear
- will clear
continuous present
- am clearing
- are clearing
- is clearing
- are clearing
- are clearing
- are clearing
subjunctive
- be cleared
- be cleared
- be cleared
- be cleared
- be cleared
- be cleared
diverse
- clear!
- let's clear!
- cleared
- clearing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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– readily apparent to the mind 1 -
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– allowing light to pass through 1 -
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– free from confusion or doubt 1 -
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– free from clouds or mist or haze 1 -
clear
– accurately stated or described 1 -
clear
– characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving 1 -
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– clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible 1 -
clear
– (especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law 1clear; unmortgaged– (especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law 1-
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– free from contact or proximity or connection 1 -
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– freed from any question of guilt 1clear; cleared; vindicated; exculpated; absolved; exonerated– freed from any question of guilt 1-
clear adj
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cleared adj
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vindicated adj
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exculpated adj
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absolved adj
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exonerated adj
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– easily deciphered 1 -
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– clear of charges or deductions 1 -
clear
– affording free passage or view 1 -
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– free from flaw or blemish or impurity 1 -
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– (of sound or color) free from anything that dulls or dims 1 -
clear
– free of restrictions or qualifications 1 -
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– characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt) 1
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– in an easily perceptible manner 1 -
clear
– completely 1
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the clear
– a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water 1 -
the clear
– the state of being free of suspicion 1