clarification (Meaning)
clarification (n)
an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding
the act of removing solid particles from a liquid
clarification (n.)
The act or process of making clear or transparent, by freeing visible impurities; as, the clarification of wine.
The act of freeing from obscurities.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clarification
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clarification Sentence Examples
- The professor provided clarification on the complex topic, ensuring all students understood.
- After the meeting, we sought clarification on the new company policy to avoid misunderstandings.
- His explanation lacked clarification, leaving us puzzled about the project's objectives.
- The book's author included footnotes for further clarification on certain historical events.
- Can you provide clarification regarding the deadline for submitting the report?
- The clarification offered by the spokesperson cleared up misconceptions about the organization's goals.
- We need clarification on whether the event will proceed as scheduled despite the weather forecast.
- The manager's email provided valuable clarification on the changes to the project timeline.
- Please seek clarification from the supervisor if you encounter any uncertainty about the task.
- The legal document required additional clarification to ensure its terms were understood by all parties involved.
FAQs About the word clarification
an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding, the act of removing solid particles from a liquidThe act or process of making clear or transparent, b
interpretation,explanation, reasoning, elucidation, explication, exposition, construction, translation, illumination, definition
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The professor provided clarification on the complex topic, ensuring all students understood.
After the meeting, we sought clarification on the new company policy to avoid misunderstandings.
His explanation lacked clarification, leaving us puzzled about the project's objectives.
The book's author included footnotes for further clarification on certain historical events.
