adjective

cleared

cleared, unobstructed, exonerated

The path is cleared of snow.

The path is cleared of snow.

He was cleared of all charges.

He was cleared of all charges.

The payment has been cleared.

The payment has been cleared.

((be)) cleared of ((sth.)) to be found not guilty of (sth.) He was cleared of the crime.

Synonyms: clean, open, unobstructed, exonerated; Antonyms: blocked, obstructed, guilty

From the verb 'to clear', meaning to make free from obstruction or doubt. The '-ed' suffix indicates a past participle used as an adjective.

Think of a 'clear' sky. 'Cleared' is the state after the clouds have gone, leaving it unobstructed.

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