uncloud
/ʌnˈklaʊd/
verb
- To make something clear or free from clouds, fog, or haze.
- The wind began to uncloud the sky after the storm.
- He used a cloth to uncloud the foggy mirror.
- The morning sun unclouded the valley, revealing the mountains.
- To make something clear or free from confusion or doubt.
- A good explanation can uncloud a difficult topic.
- Talking to a friend helped uncloud his thoughts about the problem.
- She took a deep breath to uncloud her mind before the test.