clean out (Meaning)

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clean out (v)

empty completely

force out

deprive completely of money or goods

Before moving out, I need to clean out my apartment and get rid of any unwanted items.
It's time to clean out the garage and make space for the new tools we bought.
I decided to clean out my closet and donate clothes I no longer wear to charity.
We need to clean out the refrigerator and discard any expired or spoiled food.
My parents promised to help me clean out the attic this weekend.
It's essential to clean out the gutters regularly to prevent water damage to the house.
The company is planning to clean out old inventory to make room for new products.
We hired a professional organizer to help us clean out and declutter our home office.
As part of the renovation process, we had to clean out the entire kitchen and remove the old appliances.
After the storm, we had to clean out the debris from our yard.

empty completely, force out, deprive completely of money or goods

shortchange,defraud,cheat, deprive, bankrupt, disfurnish, denude, bereave, strip,impoverish

No antonyms found.

Before moving out, I need to clean out my apartment and get rid of any unwanted items.

It's time to clean out the garage and make space for the new tools we bought.

I decided to clean out my closet and donate clothes I no longer wear to charity.

We need to clean out the refrigerator and discard any expired or spoiled food.