In the clear.
[Idiom] IN THE CLEAR. - Navigating Blame and Responsibility in Expressions
free from blame or guilt
To be 'In the clear' means to be free from blame, guilt, or any form of trouble. This idiom is often used in situations where there has been suspicion or potential trouble looming. The imagery might relate to coming out into an open, clear area after navigating through a dense, confusing forest, symbolizing moving from a state of uncertainty or risk to one of safety and transparency. It reassures that one is no longer under scrutiny or in danger, often used after investigations or when misunderstandings are resolved.
Example Sentences
He's finally in the clear.
He is finally free from danger or trouble.
After the tests, they said she's in the clear.
The tests confirmed that she is safe from any health risks.
Once the storm passed, they were officially in the clear to continue their trip.
After the storm, they were certain it's safe to resume their trip.
