Pronunciation

/kliə/

Definitions

Noun

1. The state or quality of being free from obstruction, cloudiness, or confusion; transparency. Example: “The sky was clear after the rain.”
2. Evident or easily understandable; unambiguous. Example: “Her instructions were clear and concise.”
3. Free from dirt or impurities. Example: “A clear stream runs through the forest.”
4. (Computing) Free from errors or bugs. Example: “The software had a clear interface.”

Verb

1. To make something transparent or unobstructed. Example: “I cleared the fog from the windshield.”
2. To remove or eliminate something, especially an obstacle or difficulty. Example: “She cleared her throat before speaking.”
3. (Internet) To remove or delete something, often messages or content. Example: “He cleared his chat history.”
4. (Informal) To understand or comprehend clearly. Example: “Could you please clear this concept for me?”

Adjective

1. Expressing clarity or transparency. Example: “A clear explanation helps with understanding.”
2. Characteristic of a bright, open day. Example: “We had a clear blue sky on our hike.”
3. Direct and straightforward. Example: “His writing style is very clear.”

Adverb

1. In a clear manner or with no obstructions. Example: “Speak as clearly as you can.”
2. Clearly and directly. Example: “She answered the question clearly.”

Phrases

• “Clear the air” means to resolve a misunderstanding or disagreement.
• “Clear sailing” refers to smooth progress without problems.
• “Clear your mind” suggests concentrating or calming one’s thoughts.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The teacher asked for a clear demonstration of the experiment.”
• Verb: “She cleared the table of all the dishes before starting.”
• Adjective: “The teacher’s instructions were given in a clear voice.”
• Adverb: “He spoke clearly so everyone could hear him.”

Synonyms

• Transparent
• Unclouded
• Unobstructed
• Unmistakable
• Crisp
• Concise
• lucid
• articulate
• unambiguous