Definitions and Examples of flow, clearance
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The movement of liquid, gas, or electricity in a steady and continuous way.
Example
The flow of traffic was smooth and uninterrupted on the highway.
Example
The river flowed gently towards the sea.
The act of removing obstacles or obstructions from a path or area.
Example
The airport authorities granted clearance for the plane to take off.
Example
The doctor advised him to take medication to help with nasal clearance.
Key Differences: flow vs clearance
- 1Flow refers to the movement of liquid, gas, or electricity in a steady and continuous way.
- 2Clearance refers to the act of removing obstacles or obstructions from a path or area.
Effective Usage of flow, clearance
- 1Traffic: Use flow to describe the movement of vehicles on the road.
- 2Medical: Use clearance to describe the removal of obstructions in the body, such as nasal or airway clearance.
- 3Engineering: Use flow to describe the movement of fluids or gases in pipes or channels, and clearance to describe the removal of obstacles in a construction site or machinery.
Remember this!
The antonyms of congestion are flow and clearance. Flow refers to the movement of liquid, gas, or electricity in a steady and continuous way, while clearance refers to the act of removing obstacles or obstructions from a path or area. These words can be used in various contexts such as traffic, medical, and engineering to describe movement, openness, and ease.
