Definition Dictionary

To formally find someone not guilty of a charge; more generally, to clear someone of blame.

Open to more than one interpretation or not clearly expressed.

Clearly visible or understandable; also seeming true although the reality may differ.

To express an idea clearly and effectively in words.

The ability to express ideas clearly and effectively.

The clear expression of an idea in words, or the production of distinct speech sounds.

The quality of being easy to understand, perceive, or distinguish.

To work out the meaning of coded, unclear, or difficult material.

The ability to make clear, firm decisions without undue delay.

Clearly stated, precisely determined, or free from uncertainty.

Capable of being shown clearly through evidence, reasoning, or an example.

Lacking a clear connection or coherent order.

Clearly separate or different; also readily noticed or understood.

The skill or manner of speaking clearly and expressively.

To make a meaning or difficult point clear.

A person or thing that gives a clear, concrete expression to an idea or quality.

Unclear, open to different interpretations, or not conclusive.

To use ambiguous or evasive language to avoid a clear commitment.

The use of ambiguous or evasive language to avoid a clear statement.

Avoiding a direct answer, clear commitment, or straightforward course of action.

Clear from what can be observed or understood.

To show or reveal a quality or feeling clearly.

To clear someone of blame or responsibility.

Stated clearly and directly, leaving little need for interpretation.