Comparative for easy to understand
“Terry Lovell has explained in a simple and clear way how unmanageable the relation between the commercial and the entertainment value of mass culture can be.”
Comparative for clearly or explicitly expressed or defined
“The accompanying manual provides clear instructions on how to operate our new microwave.”
Comparative for free from ambiguity
“He made it clear to his mother that he did not like Brussels sprouts.”
Comparative for very specific or precise
“You have been given one clear task to complete, so make it happen!”
Comparative for to be in certain in one's mind
“Let's be clear about what he meant before jumping to conclusions.”
Comparative for transparent or unclouded
“The clear blue waters of the hidden lagoon were unblemished by human interference.”
Comparative for to stand out from being far superior to one's peers
“The Spurs were the clear champions after sweeping the Cavaliers in the 2006-2007 NBA Finals.”
Comparative for free of cloud, mist, or rain
“The dark clouds had departed, and the day was now as clear as they had hoped.”
Comparative for without defects or blemishes, including freckles or knots
“She had a clear complexion from washing her face twice daily to remove impurities.”
(of a sound or voice) Comparative for audibly distinct
“His voice was clear as he sat on the passenger side of his best friend's car trying to holler at her.”
Comparative for open and unimpeded by obstructions
“The passage was clear in the middle, just blocked at both ends.”
Comparative for empty, free of people or things
“In the early hours of the morning, the city's usually busy streets would be eerily clear.”
Comparative for free of something undesirable
“My body is clear of toxins because I drink a glass of ginger juice every day which cleanses my system.”
(of one's conscience) Comparative for free of guilt
“I have a clear conscience because everything that I did was justified.”
Comparative for complete or full
“We will require two clear days' notice to be able to schedule an appointment.”
Comparative for giving off or reflecting light
“As it heated, he held his hands close to the clear flame, and worked his knuckles loose.”
Comparative for visibly noticeable
“We looked yonder, and it was clear that there was a cow happily grazing in the paddock.”
Comparative for having the ability to perceive clearly
“He approached the issue with a clear and impartial mind.”
(especially of a title) Comparative for free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law
“I have a clear title to this property.”
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