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clearest

ADJECTIVE
cloudless, bright
Synonyms
STRONGEST
fair sunny
STRONG
clarion crystal fine halcyon light shining
WEAK
luminous pleasant rainless shiny sunshiny unclouded undarkened undimmed
Antonyms
STRONGEST
cloudy rainy stormy
STRONG
dark gloomy
WEAK
ambiguous blocked clogged closed clouded congested culpable dim dull foggy fuzzy guilty hindered indistinct mysterious obscure obscured responsible shadowy smudged uncertain unclear unintelligible vague
ADJECTIVE
understandable, apparent
Synonyms
STRONGEST
clear-cut coherent definite distinct evident explicit obvious precise sharp simple straightforward transparent unambiguous unequivocal unmistakable
STRONG
audible crystal express manifest patent plain pronounced
WEAK
apprehensible comprehensible conspicuous graspable incontrovertible intelligible knowable legible loud enough lucent lucid open and shut palpable perceptible perspicuous readable recognizable spelled out transpicuous unblurred uncomplicated unquestionable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ambiguous complicated difficult equivocal fuzzy imprecise indefinite indistinct inexact mistakable obscure questionable uncertain unclear undefined unintelligible unsure vague
STRONG
concealed hidden
WEAK
blocked clogged closed clouded cloudy congested culpable dark dim dull foggy gloomy guilty hindered mysterious obscured responsible shadowy smudged
ADJECTIVE
open, unhindered
Synonyms
STRONGEST
free stark
STRONG
bare empty smooth void
WEAK
unhampered unimpeded unlimited unobstructed vacant vacuous
Antonyms
STRONG
filled full
WEAK
ambiguous blocked clogged closed clouded cloudy congested culpable dark dim dull foggy fuzzy gloomy guilty hindered indistinct mysterious obscure obscured responsible shadowy smudged uncertain unclear unintelligible vague
ADJECTIVE
transparent
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparent
STRONG
crystal thin
WEAK
cloudless crystal clear crystalline glassy limpid pellucid pure see-through tralucent translucent translucid
Antonyms
WEAK
ambiguous blocked clogged closed clouded cloudy congested culpable dark dim dull foggy fuzzy gloomy guilty hindered indistinct mysterious obscure obscured responsible shadowy smudged uncertain unclear unintelligible vague
ADJECTIVE
not guilty
Synonyms
STRONGEST
clean
STRONG
absolved cleared discharged dismissed exculpated exonerated innocent stainless
WEAK
blameless guiltless immaculate pure sinless unblemished uncensurable undefiled untarnished untroubled
Antonyms
WEAK
ambiguous blocked clogged closed clouded cloudy congested culpable dark dim dull foggy fuzzy gloomy guilty hindered indistinct mysterious obscure obscured responsible shadowy smudged uncertain unclear unintelligible vague
ADJECTIVE
certain in one's mind
Synonyms
STRONGEST
definite positive sure
STRONG
absolute confirmed convinced decided resolved satisfied
Antonyms
STRONGEST
doubtful indefinite uncertain unsure
STRONG
undecided
WEAK
ambiguous blocked clogged closed clouded cloudy congested culpable dark dim dull foggy fuzzy gloomy guilty hindered indistinct mysterious obscure obscured responsible shadowy smudged unclear unintelligible vague

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“AI spending, a key pillar, is looking stronger than ever” and remains the clearest support for growth, earnings and market leadership.

From MarketWatch • May 8, 2026

The map is powered by Kpler, one of the biggest commodities- and shipping-data providers—and among the conflict’s clearest winners.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 3, 2026

McMorrow, a member of Michigan’s state Senate, is his clearest competition in this new race.

From Slate • Apr. 29, 2026

For now, the cancellation stands as the clearest signal yet that the structure of the negotiations remains unsettled, even as diplomatic efforts continue in multiple parallel channels.

From Salon • Apr. 25, 2026

She loved experimenting with differing amounts of pigments and binders, seeking the clearest, most durable colors.

From "The Girl Who Drew Butterflies: How Maria Merian's Art Changed Science" by Joyce Sidman