clarify

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.
• meaning: Please clarify the meaning of any initials appearing in the proposed names.
• ambiguity: This should clarify any ambiguity regarding the practices undertaken at Dounreay.
• position: The Inland Revenue is being asked to clarify the position.
• distinction: The use of current and constant prices helps us to clarify this distinction.

Used with why or when

• what: I suppose I should clarify what the term means to me.
• who: Time: 1 week to clarify who 's doing what.
• which: Added the puzzle's reference number to the answer, to clarify which answer is being viewed.
• why: We attempt to clarify why these models have above all a " data packing " character.
• where: Morris stated, âIt was routine meeting to clarify exactly where we are in relation to the new schedule agreed in early September.
• when: Cllr Stone also fails to clarify when the decision was taken to close the play area.

Modifying Another Word

• exactly: Morris stated, âIt was routine meeting to clarify exactly where we are in relation to the new schedule agreed in early September.
• 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.
• just: Let me just clarify: I do use Firefox.
• also: Let me also clarify what we corresponded earlier about Jesus being God incarnate.
• so: Feel it is not, so clarifying times with Chris 12-3.

Preposition: at

• outset: The costing of projects must also be clarified at the outset.

Preposition: in

• advance: Researchers should clarify in advance the respective obligations of funders and researchers, where possible, in the form of a written contract.