Clearance

Definition of Clearance

Clearance means the act of removing or selling items that are no longer wanted or needed at a lower price.

How should Clearance divide into syllables

The word has two syllables. 'Clear' has a long 'e' sound and 'ance' sounds like 'ants.' There are two vowels (e, a) and six consonants (c, l, r, n, c, e) in the word.

Part of Speech - Clearance

The store is having a clearance sale to get rid of old merchandise.

Sentences with Clearance

• The clearance section of the store is where you can find good deals.
• The store had a clearance sale on all winter clothes.
• The airport security gave him clearance to board the plane.
• The construction workers had to get clearance from the city before building the new bridge.
• The company is having a clearance of old inventory to make room for new products.
• She found a great deal on shoes during the clearance event.
• The government had to grant clearance for the new project to begin.
• The clearance of the forest was necessary to build the new road.
• The store manager marked down the prices for clearance items.
• The clearance of the building took longer than expected.

Quotes with Clearance

• "I love a bargain, don't you? And clearance sales are the best kind." - Donna Mills
• "The clearance of the mind is as important as the clearance of the land." - Betty Williams
• "I'm a clearance sale shopper. I go through every rack. I want to make sure I didn't miss anything." - Kirstie Alley
• "Clearance is not a birthright. It is a blessing to be earned." - Toba Beta
• "I'm not sure what my clearance level is, but it's somewhere above super-awesome." - Rick Riordan

Number of characters in Clearance

9 ( c, l, e, a, r, a, n, c, e )

Unique letters in Clearance

6 ( c, l, e, a, r, n )

Clearance Backwards

ecnaraelc

Phonetic Transcription of Clearance

IPA (International): ˈklɪrʌns

ARA (American): ˈklɪrʌns

EPA (English): ˈklɪrʌns

KLIH-RAH-NS