ADJECTIVE | all | clear-cut, distinct, trenchant | clearly / clearly / clearly or sharply defined to the mind |
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all | clear-cut | having had all the trees removed at one time | |
all | clear-cut, clear, clean-cut | clear and distinct / distinct to the senses | |
VERB | change | clear-cut | remove all the trees at one time |
Meaning | clearly / clearly / clearly or sharply defined to the mind. | |
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Example | "clear-cut evidence of tampering" | |
Synonyms | distinct, trenchant | |
Broader | clear | Readily apparent to the mind |
Spanish | cortante | |
Nouns | clearcutness | clarity as a consequence of precision |
Meaning | Having had all the trees removed at one time. | |
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Example | "clear-cut hillsides are subject to erosion" | |
Broader | cleared | Rid of objects or obstructions such as e.g. trees and brush |
Meaning | Clear and distinct / distinct to the senses; easily perceptible. | |
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Example | "a clear-cut pattern" | |
Synonyms | clear, clean-cut | |
Broader | distinct | Easy to perceive / perceive |
Nouns | clearcutness | clarity as a consequence of precision |
Meaning | remove all the trees at one time. | |
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Pattern | Somebody ----s something | |
Example | "clear-cut an acre of forest" | |
Broader | clear | Remove |
Spanish | vaciar |
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