Definitions and Examples of clear, unblocked, uncrowded
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Free from obstructions or impediments; easy to pass through or see.
Example
The doctor said my lungs were clear and healthy.
Not obstructed or blocked; free from obstacles or barriers.
Example
After using the plunger, the toilet was finally unblocked and working properly.
Not crowded or filled to capacity; having plenty of space or room.
Example
We decided to visit the beach during the off-season when it's uncrowded and peaceful.
Key Differences: clear vs unblocked vs uncrowded
- 1Clear implies that there are no physical obstructions or impediments.
- 2Unblocked suggests that something that was previously blocked is now free from obstacles.
- 3Uncrowded describes a place or space that is not filled to capacity and has plenty of room.
Effective Usage of clear, unblocked, uncrowded
- 1Directions: Use clear and unblocked to give directions or instructions.
- 2Health: Use clear to describe a healthy body part or system.
- 3Travel: Use uncrowded to describe a peaceful and relaxing travel destination.
Remember this!
The antonyms of congested are clear, unblocked, and uncrowded. Use clear to describe a lack of physical obstructions, unblocked to describe something that was previously blocked but is now free, and uncrowded to describe a place or space that is not filled to capacity.
