Another word for clear

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Adjective

Free from clouds or mist, for example

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Free from what obscures or dims

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Admitting light so that objects beyond can be seen

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Free from flaws or blemishes

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Free from obstructions

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Readily seen, perceived, or understood

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Clearly defined; not ambiguous

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Easily seen through due to a lack of subtlety

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Without any doubt

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Clearly, fully, and sometimes emphatically expressed

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Freed from contact or connection

free

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Containing nothing

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Verb

To become brighter or fairer.

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To make clear or clearer.

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shed (or throw) light on (or upon)

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To rid of obstructions

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To make or keep (an area) clean and orderly.

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To free from an entanglement

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To remove the contents of

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To free from or cast out something objectionable or undesirable

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To destroy all traces of

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To free from a charge or imputation of guilt

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To pass by or over safely or successfully

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To set right by giving what is due

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To make as income or profit

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To be accepted or approved

pass
carry

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Adverb

To the fullest extent

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clear out

To leave hastily

clear up

To find a solution for

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Another word for clear

Modifier

Open to the sight or understanding

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Offering little impediment to vision

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Unclouded

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Discernible

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Freed from legal charges

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Audible

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Verb

To free from uncertainty

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To free from obstacles

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To free from contents

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To free from guilt

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To profit

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in the clear

Synonym Study

Pellucid suggests the sparkling clearness of crystal a slab of pellucid ice, pellucid writing
Translucent implies the admission of light, but so diffused that objects on the other side cannot be clearly distinguished stained glass is translucent
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
Clear suggests freedom from cloudiness, haziness, muddiness, etc., either literally or figuratively a clear liquid, clear logic

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