Pronunciation: /klɪr aʊt/
noun a process of removing or getting rid of something
A1 I need to clear out my closet to make room for new clothes.
A2 We had to clear out the garage before we could park the car inside.
B1 It's time to clear out old files and documents from the office.
B2 The company decided to clear out outdated inventory to make space for new products.
C1 The government ordered a clear out of illegal squatters from the abandoned building.
C2 The museum underwent a clear out of artifacts to prepare for a new exhibition.
verb to remove or get rid of something
A1 I need to clear out my closet and donate old clothes.
A2 She cleared out her desk before leaving the office.
B1 We should clear out the garage to make room for the new car.
B2 The company decided to clear out old inventory to make space for new products.
C1 The government ordered the military to clear out the rebel forces from the area.
C2 The police were called in to clear out the protesters from the building.
formal The company decided to clear out old inventory to make room for new products.
informal I need to clear out my closet, it's getting too cluttered.
slang Let's clear out of this party before it gets too boring.
figurative She needed to clear out her mind of negative thoughts before making a decision.
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