cleared
/klɪrd/
adjective
- Having no obstacles or unwanted items; empty or tidy.
- The land was cleared and ready for construction.
- After the storm, the streets were finally cleared.
- The table was cleared and ready for the next meal.
- Officially allowed or approved; not restricted.
- The shipment was cleared by customs.
- She is cleared to access the confidential files.
- He has a cleared security badge for the building.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of clear: removed objects or obstacles from a place; made an area empty or tidy.
- He cleared his desk before starting the new project.
- The workers cleared the road of debris after the storm.
- She cleared the table after dinner.
- Past tense and past participle of clear: removed trees or vegetation from land.
- The forest was cleared to make way for a highway.
- They cleared the land for a new housing development.
- The farmer cleared the field to plant crops.
- Past tense and past participle of clear: officially allowed or approved; removed a doubt or obstacle.
- The pilot cleared the plane for takeoff.
- She cleared her name after the misunderstanding.
- The committee cleared the proposal for final review.
- Past tense and past participle of clear: passed by or over something without touching.
- The car barely cleared the low bridge.
- The horse cleared the fence easily.
- The jumper cleared the bar at 2 meters.
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