clarifying
- adjective
- /ˈklærɪfaɪɪŋ/
- The teacher's clarifying feedback helped the students understand the difficult material better.
- clarifying effect
- very clarifying
It's it's a genuinely clarifying question for me.
- It's it's a genuinely clarifying question for me.
- What Miss Rangapa wrote next is both clarifying and terrifying.
- Yeah, including both of them can be clarifying for you potentially.
- And as a result, you may not ask further clarifying questions.
- That was clarifying and felt grounding in a strange way.
- I I, I just find it to be such a clarifying lens.
Examples
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Because the workbook begins with six clarifying questions that give you those answers.
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We feel, through speaking to our peers and clients, that this change will be a positive, clarifying action—both for us and for our partners.
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And I think it's probably worth just clarifying exactly why everyone is selling.
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I love such simple, clarifying statements.
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This is a potentially clarifying moment for the US.
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You know, the, the COVID era has been like a clarifying moment, right?
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The Core Protocols are very clarifying; that much is obvious to me even from limited exposure.
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There is something so clarifying and calming about not eating those things.
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Words play an important supportive, clarifying role, but if the exhibition truly works, the main messages can be understood with little or no reading.
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What Miss Rangapa wrote next is both clarifying and terrifying.
Synonyms
To make something clear by describing it in simple words
Say something so other people understand what you mean
To explain what something means
To make something easy to understand
To explain something so people understand it
Make something easier to understand or use
To give someone clear information to help them understand something
To make something clear or easier to understand
Say or write something so people have no doubt
To help people understand something by explaining it
Giving clear information that helps you understand something better
To explain something so it is easy to understand
To make something easier to understand by removing mystery or confusion
To explain something clearly in detail
To make something clear by removing confusion
To help people understand a topic by explaining it clearly
Giving the meaning of something that is not clear
How Clarifying
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Etymology
Clarifying comes from the Latin root clarus, which means 'clear' or 'bright' and gives us the English word clear. So to clarify something is to make it easy to see or understand, like wiping a foggy window so you can see through it.