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Open to the sight or understanding
Offering little impediment to vision
Unclouded
Discernible
Freed from legal charges
Audible
clear suggests freedom from cloudiness, haziness, muddiness, etc., either literally or figuratively a clear liquid, clear logic; transparent suggests such clearness that objects on the other side (or by extension, meanings, etc.) may be seen distinctly plate glass is transparent, a transparent lie; translucent implies the admission of light, but so diffused that objects on the other side cannot be clearly distinguished stained glass is translucent; pellucid suggests the sparkling clearness of crystal a slab of pellucid ice, pellucid writing
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