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clarify

Definition for clarify

verb as in purify

Weak match

depurate

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Habits under pressure reveal readiness: a student who asks a clarifying question instead of freezing, repairs a mistake without spiraling and a parent who works with the school to build executive function.

Rogers's committee later clarified that the employees would be furloughed -- or placed on forced unpaid leave -- rather than fired permanently.

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“She had so many amazing ideas and she clarified how important it was that Dad is missing out on the pregnancy journey.”

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The new five-year plan “may help clarify some strategic goals and core principles of the anti-involution campaign, highlighting building a ‘unified national market’, curbing irresponsible local government investment, and improving local consumption,” UBS economists said.

Beijing clarified its export restrictions on rare earth products, saying they are not a ban and adding that it will approve compliant non-military export applications.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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