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clear
adjective (LEFT) /klɪər/
/klɪr/ Definition
(Definition of clear adjective (LEFT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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cleansing adjective
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clear (sth) up phrasal verb (ILLNESS)
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clear (sth) up phrasal verb (TIDY)
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clear adjective (ABLE TO BE UNDERSTOOD)
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clear adjective (CERTAIN)
- clear adjective (LEFT)
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clear adjective (NOT BLOCKED)
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clear adjective (NOT CONFUSED)
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clear adjective (NOT GUILTY)
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clear adjective (NOT TOUCHING)
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clear adjective (PURE)
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SMART Thesaurus: Accounting
Synonyms and related words:
- accountancy noun
- accountant noun
- accounting noun
- accounts noun
- auditor noun
- balance verb
- bill noun (REQUEST FOR PAYMENT)
- bill verb (REQUEST PAYMENT)
- budget verb
- capital gains noun
- costing noun
- expenditure noun
- false accounting noun
- GAAP noun
- housekeeping (money) noun
- ledger noun
- liability noun (RESPONSIBILITY)
- line item noun
- loss noun
- set sth against sth phrasal verb (FINANCE)
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