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cleared

cleared

1.8
Made free of trees, plants, or other things so it is open
  • adjective
  • /klɪrd/
translation icon : despejado
  • Grasshoppers thrived in cleared areas, while specialist forest beetles declined.

These updates coming in as well as airspace mostly cleared out on trackable airspace.

Examples

  • The whole of Dartmoor was forested at some point, but all cleared, all cleared.

  • It makes things much easier for the whole, the air is cleared in that way.

  • It's like you don't have to pull out every single stick from the cleared out river.

  • The park was finally opened after years of cleanup, and now it is completely cleared of debris.

  • The construction crew cleared the site of all obstacles to make way for the new building.

  • After the storm, volunteers worked hard to ensure that the cleared path was safe for hikers.

Antonyms

cluttered
25 3.0

Full of too many things so it looks messy

uncleared
1 5.3

Still covered by things like trees, snow and rubbish

obstructed
4.6

Blocked so movement, view, or access is difficult

How Clear

empty
∞ 1.0
bare
217 2.2
cleared
1.8
tidy
47 1.0
cluttered
25 3.0

Surface Forms

cleared positive

Morphology

cleared = clear (transparent) = clear + ed

Formed by the past-participle/adjectival suffix '-ed' on the verb 'clear', so the meaning is directly derived from 'clear'.

Etymology

Cleared comes from the word clear, which also means 'free from things in the way', like clearing a path or a table. So a cleared field or path is one that people have made empty of trees, debris, or other obstacles.