clearage (Meaning)
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clearage (n.)
The act of removing anything; clearance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clearage
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clearage Sentence Examples
- The clearage of the field was necessary to make way for the new construction project.
- After the storm, the clearage of debris from the roads was a priority for the cleanup crew.
- The company conducted a thorough clearage of outdated inventory to make room for new stock.
- The river's clearage revealed a treasure trove of submerged artifacts from centuries past.
- The clearage of clutter from her workspace helped her focus better on her tasks.
- The forest underwent a clearage to reduce the risk of wildfires during the dry season.
- The municipality ordered a clearage of abandoned vehicles from the streets to improve traffic flow.
- The archaeologists conducted a clearage of the ancient ruins to unearth hidden chambers.
- The technician performed a clearage of the clogged pipes to restore proper water flow.
- The military conducted a clearage operation in the area to remove potential threats and ensure safety.
FAQs About the word clearage
The act of removing anything; clearance.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The clearage of the field was necessary to make way for the new construction project.
After the storm, the clearage of debris from the roads was a priority for the cleanup crew.
The company conducted a thorough clearage of outdated inventory to make room for new stock.
The river's clearage revealed a treasure trove of submerged artifacts from centuries past.
