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clarification
[klar-uh-fuh-key-shuhn]
noun
the act or an instance of making an idea or statement clear.
You may use a pencil to circle words, passages, or phrases that you don't understand or that need clarification.
the removal of solid matter from a liquid so that it is clear or translucent.
The clarification of butter involves first melting it and then getting rid of all milk solids, leaving behind pure saturated fat.
Other Word Forms
- nonclarification noun
Word History and Origins
Origin ofclarification1
Example Sentences
For her part, Cannon previously denied in part an expedited motion from nonpartisan watchdog American Oversight seeking to intervene in the case and get clarification or dissolution of that order four days after its submission.
The committee expressed "serious concern" at this and urged ministers to give "urgent clarification" about where the additional funds were coming from.
I asked him for a clarification but haven’t received a reply.
"As part of the investigation process, the school was provided with the opportunity to provide their response and clarification on the draft interim report."
On Monday, Ofcom said it was in contact with the BBC and had asked for clarification over why the comments were broadcast.
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