keep clear of (Meaning)
keep clear of
to free from obligation or encumbrance, to free from accusation or blame, to free from blame, to remove elements of hostility, tension, confusion, or uncertainty, free from clouds, haze, dust, or mist, to move through successfully, easily visible, free from guilt, free from blemishes, free from guile or guilt, to go away, free from obstruction, to pass through a clearinghouse, a clear space or part, to free from what obstructs or is unneeded, to free from pollution or cloudiness, authorize, approve, free from restriction or entanglement, to rid (the throat) of phlegm or of something that makes the voice indistinct or husky, to make understandable, all the way, disentangle, capable of sharp discernment, free from obscurity or ambiguity, to gain without deduction, bright, luminous, free from abnormal sounds on auscultation, easily seen through, less than one-tenth covered, to rid or make a rasping noise as if ridding (the throat) of phlegm, to empty of occupants, in a clear manner, to remove unwanted growth or items from, to go over, under, or by without touching, shining brightly, to go to an authority (as for approval) before becoming effective, to make or become clear, in plaintext, open sense 1b, free of blemishes, to pay in full, to certify as trustworthy, unqualified, absolute, to permit (an aircraft) to proceed usually with a specified action, to get rid of, bare, denuded, to free from things blocking, to go over or by without touching, to erase stored or displayed data from (a device, such as a computer or calculator), cloudless, free from entanglement or contact, clean, pure, to remove from an area or place, free from doubt, free of debts or charges, net entry 4, easily heard, seen, or understood, emptied of contents or cargo, good in texture and color and without blemish or discoloration, such as, to pass through (customs), to give or get approval, free from guilt or suspicion, easily heard, to make intelligible, to make sweeping preparations for action, unhampered by restriction or limitation, to give insight to, to conform to regulations or pay requisite fees prior to leaving port, to submit for approval, to make clear or translucent, to remove stored or displayed data from (as a computer or calculator), free from trouble, to obtain permission to discharge cargo, free from mist, haze, or dust, of uniform shade without spotting, untroubled, serene, transmit, dispatch, to put through a clearinghouse, a high arcing shot over an opponent's head in badminton, settle, discharge, to render (a specimen for microscopic examination) transparent by the use of an agent (as an essential oil) that modifies the index of refraction, to free (a ship or shipment) by payment of duties or harbor fees, to become clear, unencumbered by outstanding claims or interests, in inside measurement, net, to go through customs, free from doubt or ambiguity, sell
Synonyms & Antonyms of keep clear of
Synonyms:
- elude
- shuffle (out of)
- scape
- shake
- dodge
- prevent
- weasel (out of)
- stay clear of
- get around
- eschew
- shun
- fight shy of
Antonyms:
keep clear of Sentence Examples
- Hikers must keep clear of marked trails for their own safety.
- Drivers should keep clear of emergency vehicles to avoid obstructing their progress.
- Constructors kept clear of the underground cables during excavation.
- Parents urged their children to keep clear of strangers at the mall.
- Investors are advised to keep clear of volatile stocks during economic downturns.
- Avoid contact with the wounded animal and keep clear of its territory.
- Tenants are obligated to keep clear of common areas in their apartment building.
- Security cameras kept clear of blind spots to ensure maximum coverage.
- Sailors kept clear of the storm's path to avoid potential damage.
- Students were instructed to keep clear of the laboratory during experiments.
FAQs About the word keep clear of
to free from obligation or encumbrance, to free from accusation or blame, to free from blame, to remove elements of hostility, tension, confusion, or uncertaint
avoid, steer clear of, escape, evade, elude, shuffle (out of), scape, shake, dodge, prevent
accept, welcome, seek, court, pursue,contract, embrace, catch,incur
Hikers must keep clear of marked trails for their own safety.
Drivers should keep clear of emergency vehicles to avoid obstructing their progress.
Constructors kept clear of the underground cables during excavation.
Parents urged their children to keep clear of strangers at the mall.
