Definitions and Examples of clear, unblocked, open
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Free from obstructions; not blocked or clogged.
Example
The plumber used a snake to clear the clear the drain.
Not obstructed or impeded; free to flow or move.
Example
The traffic started moving again after the road was unblocked.
Allowing access, passage, or flow; not closed or obstructed.
Example
The valve was open, allowing water to flow freely.
Key Differences: clear vs unblocked vs open
- 1Clear implies that there is no obstruction or blockage in the way.
- 2Unblocked suggests that something that was previously blocked is now free to flow or move.
- 3Open refers to something that is not closed or obstructed, allowing access, passage, or flow.
Effective Usage of clear, unblocked, open
- 1Describing Physical Objects: Use these antonyms to describe physical objects like pipes, drains, and roads.
- 2Talking About Emotions: Use these antonyms to describe emotions like clarity, relief, and freedom.
- 3Giving Directions: Use these antonyms to give directions like 'turn left at the open road' or 'go straight on the unblocked path'.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Clear implies no obstruction, unblocked suggests something that was previously blocked is now free to flow or move, and open refers to something that is not closed or obstructed. Use these words to describe physical objects, emotions, and give directions.
