clarified
Variant of clarify
clarify
Definition
clari·fy (klar′ə fī′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb clarified -·fied′, clarifying -·fy′·ing
- to make or become clear and free from impurities: said esp. of liquids
- to make or become easier to understand to clarify one's meaning
Etymology: ME clarifien < OFr clarifier < LL(Ec) clarificare, to make illustrious < L clarus, famous, clear + facere, to make, do
clarified
Usage Examples
Object
- butter: Beat until smooth then press into little pots and coat the top with clarified butter.
- situation: He also clarified the current situation with regard to abortion in Poland.
Modifying Another Word
- precisely: In the near future, splenectomy should be clarified precisely by randomized trials in advanced gastric carcinoma.
- prior: It was agreed that these would be clarified prior to publication.
Preposition: at
- outset: The costing of projects must also be clarified at the outset.
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