Synonyms for clear out
clear out

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1. clear outverb

   move out and leave nothing behind

   Synonyms:
   expectorate, drive out, clean out

2. expectorate, clear out, drive outverb

   clear out the chest and lungs

   "This drug expectorates quickly"

   Synonyms:
   rouse, run off, cough out, chase away, spit up, clean out, drive out, spit out, force out, drive off, drive away, cough up, expectorate, dispel, rout out, turn back

3. clean out, clear outverb

   empty completely

   "We cleaned out all the drawers"

   Synonyms:
   expectorate, drive out, clean out

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1. • Empty
   • Move Out
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1. Craig Ferrantino:

   There are a lot of headwinds, some of it is temporary, but some of it might take a long while to clear out. There is a lot of economic uncertainty.

2. Daniel Swain:

   Once things clear out and dry out.

3. Former ICE official Thomas Feeley:

   It's a lot like a hotel chain. You know ERO can tell how many beds are open at a current facility, and then the people in charge of that aircraft will reach out to the office and say, 'You know what, you have a hundred beds open, we’re going to send you a hundred illegal aliens,' what's currently happening now at the headquarters level, which again has never really taken place in the past, they're actually going through the detain dockets at these facilities and picking out cases they want released to clear out beds so they can ship them more illegal aliens.

4. Richard Lebowitz:

   It will help clear out viral particles you've breathed in during the day before they take root in your system.

5. Paul Morozzo:

   BP is fuelling a climate emergency that threatens millions of lives and the future of the living world, the science is clear - we must stop searching for new oil and gas if we want a liveable planet. BP must clean up or clear out.