clears out (Meaning)

clears out

to drive out or away usually forcibly, to go or run away often suddenly or secretly, depart, to drive out or away usually with force

No weak antonyms found.

The wind clears out the dust-filled room, leaving behind a fresh atmosphere.
The medication clears out the congestion in my sinuses, allowing me to breathe freely.
Hiring a cleaning crew clears out the clutter and debris, restoring order to the house.
Spring cleaning clears out the accumulated dirt and grime, giving the home a fresh start.
The storm clears out the sky, revealing the bright blue above.
Laughter clears out the tension and stress from the day's activities.
A good night's sleep clears out the cobwebs in my mind, making me feel refreshed and alert.
The new filtration system clears out the impurities from the water, making it safe for consumption.
The renovation project clears out the outdated décor and brings the home up to modern standards.
A brisk walk in the fresh air clears out my head and promotes a sense of well-being.

to drive out or away usually forcibly, to go or run away often suddenly or secretly, depart, to drive out or away usually with force

disperses,dispels, squanders, splits (up), isolates, scatters, dissipates, spreads,parts, diffuses

collects, clusters, concentrates, assembles, gathers, agglutinates,ingathers, conglomerates, unifies, unites

The wind clears out the dust-filled room, leaving behind a fresh atmosphere.

The medication clears out the congestion in my sinuses, allowing me to breathe freely.

Hiring a cleaning crew clears out the clutter and debris, restoring order to the house.

Spring cleaning clears out the accumulated dirt and grime, giving the home a fresh start.