clarify

[ˈklærəfaɪ]

Definition:
1. To make something clearer or easier to understand.

Use 'clarify' in a sentence:

1. I mean, let me clarify something right here.
2. and I really don't understand what you need to clarify.
3. The only way his role can be clarified and his position made tenable again is if there's a public inquiry.
4. The purpose of this report is to clarify some points made at our last meeting.
5. I hope this clarifies my position.
6. The examples in Listing 8 clarify the concepts.
7. Thinking about death clarifies your life.
8. This helps to clarify what that tag means.
9. He issued a statement to clarify the situation.
10. I want to clarify a few things here.
11. Clarify things until you understand them.
12. Could you clarify your point?
13. Let me clarify.
14. So let 's clarify the position so far.
15. Clarifying how and why patients use these tools is critical, say the study's authors.
16. Several basic concepts need to be clarified.
17. The teacher's explanation clarified the puzzling problems. concept.
18. She asked him to clarify what he meant.
19. But could you maybe, like, clarify with the differences?
20. The aim of this initial meeting is to clarify the issues.
21. I hope this clarifies my position .
22. Has our discussion clarified things for you?
23. I came to clarify the situation to you.
24. Some examples clarify my point.
25. Afterward, the listener can ask nonthreatening questions to clarify the speaker's position.
26. I should clarify what this means.
27. Thank you for writing and allowing me to clarify the present position.
28. Would you care to clarify?
29. Would you please clarify your question?
30. From late 1940, however, the position began to clarify.
31. Giving examples is a good way to clarify the statement of your articles because readers can better understand your opinions through these vivid examples.
32. The Foreign Secretary's remarks clarify an ambiguous statement issued earlier this week.
33. Even if such studies were done, they could only clarify our understanding of the role of REM sleep, not sleep in general.
34. He left the matter to clarify gradually by itself.
35. First, she must clarify what kind of company Yahoo! wants to be.
36. The matter has not been clarified yet, so don't breathe a word of it to anyone for the time being.
37. I think our government owes it to corporate America to clarify its policy.
38. A few words will be enough to clarify things.
39. Refine and clarify your vision.
40. Mr. Wang wondered about her response, and just to clarify, he asked her another question.
41. Some think that Yu Dan's lecture text is not the right topic and did not clarify the relationship between traditional Chinese studies and modern media.
42. The FA will have to clarify things.
43. His mind suddenly clarified.
44. It is the maximum appropriate time to clarify you our thanks.
45. You won't be involved if you clarify things.
46. He just wanted to clarify that word.
47. Some examples will help clarify the distinction.
48. You should go through the paper many times—and then again—working to substantiate and clarify your ideas.
49. Re-clarify your goals.
50. Certain questions have yet to be clarified.
51. Could you maybe clarify what the difference is?
52. but I just needed to clarify something.
53. clarified how current regulations can be applied to driverless cars;
54. Clarify important milestones.
55. I am happy to clarify any points that are still unclear.
56. I hope you could clarify a few things for me.
57. A bank spokesman was unable to clarify the situation.