clearer
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- adjective
- /ˈklɪrər/
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más claro
- As the fog lifted, the view became clearer, revealing the beautiful landscape.
- a clearer picture
Isn't that just the clearest example of the fact that it is?
- Isn't that just the clearest example of the fact that it is?
- And that is really, I think the clearest form of my doubt.
- And slowly, you know, the picture is becoming clearer and clearer.
- You probably have a clearer vision for what's important to you.
- And some of that gets clearer as you go on with it.
- Once I decided that I was clearer on my thinking for the name.
- And it was like the craziest, clearest skies we've ever seen.
- So far, I think that the conquest part of this is clearer than the internal divisions.
- I just wish they would be clearer about that they're actually doing religion.
- That means that I'm clearer than on some occasions.
Examples
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You probably have a clearer vision for what's important to you.
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So all of this will become clearer as we move on with this.
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The sky has never been clearer than now.
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And slowly, you know, the picture is becoming clearer and clearer.
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And nowhere is that clearer than with large language models.
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Clearer, more consistent laws could, at a minimum, improve the public's understanding of their legal rights and responsibilities.
Academic text (2001) -
Clearer definitions of stable, unstable, and transferable should be agreed upon.
Academic text (2002) -
Clearer and more comprehensive pre-matriculation information might assist candidates in obtaining the appropriate qualifications and so avoid applying for courses for which they are not qualified.
Academic text (2006) -
The instructions were clearer this time, making it easier for everyone to follow.
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By practicing regularly, her understanding of the subject became clearer over time.
Synonyms
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Very easy to understand or hear
Easy to see because it has clear edges and shape
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clearer is the comparative of clear, a word that comes from Latin and once meant 'bright' and then 'easy to see or understand'. So clearer means 'more easy to see, hear, or understand'.