Pronunciation: /klɪr əˈweɪ/
verb to remove or get rid of something, typically clutter or obstacles
A1 Please clear away the dishes after dinner.
A2 I need to clear away the clutter in my room before my guests arrive.
B1 The workers were instructed to clear away the debris from the construction site.
B2 It took hours to clear away the fallen trees blocking the road.
C1 The team worked together to clear away the obstacles hindering their progress.
C2 Efforts were made to clear away the misinformation and confusion surrounding the issue.
adverb used to describe how something is done, in this case, how something is cleared away
A1 Please clear away the dishes after dinner.
A2 She quickly cleared away the clutter from the table.
B1 The workers were instructed to clear away the debris from the construction site.
B2 The storm caused significant damage, but the cleanup crew was able to clear away the fallen trees.
C1 The government initiated a project to clear away the pollution in the river.
C2 Efforts to clear away corruption in the organization were met with resistance from some members.
formal The workers were instructed to clear away all debris from the construction site.
informal Hey, can you help me clear away these dishes from the table?
slang Let's clear away this mess before mom gets home.
figurative It's time to clear away the doubts and uncertainties in our relationship.
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