clear in Latin
clear in Latin is clārus, clarus, sūdus — clear means transparent, or free of clouds, mist, or obstruction.
clear in Latin
clārus
clarus
sūdus
Without clouds.
clarus
Without clouds.
diluo
mundo
purgō
(transitive) To remove obstructions, impediments or other unwanted items from.
What does "clear" mean?
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adj Transparent, or free of clouds, mist, or obstruction.
"The sky was clear and blue all afternoon."
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adj Easy to understand, see, or hear; free of ambiguity.
"Please give me clear instructions."
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verb To remove obstacles or unwanted items so something becomes open or unobstructed.
"They cleared the fallen tree from the road."
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verb To officially free someone from suspicion, blame, or an obligation.
"DNA evidence cleared him of the charges."
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clear in a sentence
- The sky was clear and blue all afternoon.
- You could see straight through the clear water to the bottom.
- Please give me clear instructions.
- His explanation was clear and easy to follow.
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What is "clear" in Latin?
"clear" in Latin is clārus, clarus, sūdus. clear means: Transparent, or free of clouds, mist, or obstruction.
How do you use "clear" in a sentence?
Example: "The sky was clear and blue all afternoon." In Latin, "clear" is clārus, clarus, sūdus.
Are there other ways to say "clear" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "clear": clārus, clarus, sūdus, diluo, mundo, purgō.
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