clear

It was Luke Marner himself who was going to America, and was going to write home to clear him.

It is not yet clear, partly because the doctors disagree as to what immunity is.

Infinite—this word is by no means the expression of a clear idea: it is merely the expression of an effort to attain one.

After this she was gentler still, but she had another point to clear up.

A boat being lowered, he was taken on board, but it was clear to him that he was regarded with much suspicion.

From no other source than the knowledge that this first proposition contains a clear conception of that which I affirm.

I saw that what I had said had upset him, and that he was not at all clear as to how much or how little of the true facts I knew.

There was nothing extraordinary about them, except that they were very bright and clear.

The gold and crimson, splashed all about the sky, had overflowed around it, and rendered a clear view almost impossible.

Meanwhile, it is an open question whether the accomplishment of repeal will be necessary to make this clear to the Irish.