clear
1 of 4adjective/klɪr/
Forms:clearer,clearest
1
easy to understand
A2- His instructions were clear, allowing everyone to follow them without confusion.
- The presentation slides were clear, with concise bullet points and relevant visuals.
- The map was clear, showing all the important landmarks and routes.
- The explanation provided by the doctor was clear, alleviating the patient's concerns.
- The rules of the game were clear, making it easy for newcomers to join.
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without clouds or mist
A2- He could see far into the distance because of the clear weather.
- She painted a picture of the clear, summer sky.
- The clear morning was a sign of a beautiful day ahead.
- The weather forecast predicted a clear and sunny weekend.
- They went sailing on the clear, sunny day.
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allowing objects or shapes to be seen through it because light can pass through it without being scattered
- The glass is so clear you can see right through it.
- Her clear contact lenses provided excellent vision without any obstructions.
- The clear water in the lake was so pure that the fish and underwater plants were visible from the surface.
- The clear screen on the smartphone displayed all the colors vividly, without any blurriness.
- The water in the lake was clear, with no visible particles.
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(of a color) appearing pure and bright without any dullness or muddiness
- The sky had a clear blue hue on that sunny day.
- Her eyes sparkled with a clear shade of green.
- The water in the lake was clear and reflected the surrounding mountains.
- The diamond had a clear brilliance, refracting light in all directions.
- The pool had a clear turquoise color, inviting swimmers on a hot summer day.
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free from blockages or obstructions, allowing full visibility or passage
- The road was clear, with no cars blocking the way.
- Make sure the path is clear before walking.
- The driveway was clear, allowing the car to park without issue.
- The runway was clear, ready for the plane to take off.
- The trail was clear, and they had no trouble finding their way.
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having a clear conscience
- She had a clear conscience, knowing she did nothing wrong.
- She slept with a clear mind, not worrying about anything.
- After apologizing, he felt a clear conscience.
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able to think or understand without confusion
- She solved the puzzle with a clear mind.
- His clear thinking helped him make decisions fast.
- He approached the challenge with clear awareness.
- A clear mind can easily process information.
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free from suspicion, blame, or guilt
- After the investigation, he was clear of any wrongdoing.
- The evidence proved she was clear of the accusation.
- He felt clear of guilt after explaining his actions.
- The defendant was declared clear of all charges.
- The court ruling left him clear of any charges.
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referring to an amount remaining after all deductions, especially profit or gain
- After all the expenses, his clear profit was $500.
- The company reported a clear increase in revenue this quarter.
- She earned a clear salary after taxes.
- The sale brought in a clear gain of $2,000.
- His business made a clear profit after paying off the debts.
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(of a schedule) free of any appointments or tasks
- I have a clear schedule tomorrow and can meet anytime.
- His afternoon is clear, so we can arrange the interview.
- The team’s schedule is clear for the meeting at noon.
- She left a clear spot in her schedule for the important call.
- After canceling the previous engagements, his calendar was finally clear.
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(of liquids) free from cloudiness, sediment, or impurities
- The apple juice was perfectly clear after being filtered.
- A well-made white wine should be clear, not hazy.
- She strained the broth until it was clear and golden.
- The recipe calls for clear lemon juice, not the pulpy kind.
- After settling, the homemade mead became clear and bright.