[Phrasal Verb] CLEAR OUT - Dive Deeper into Practical English Usage!

Remove all from a space.

To "clear out" means to thoroughly empty a space or get rid of clutter. This could be used when someone cleans out their closet and removes old clothes, intending to donate them. You could hear, "Every spring, I clear out my wardrobe to make room for new clothes." This phrasal verb is handy for discussing major cleaning or organization efforts.

Example Sentences

1. We need to clear out this room for the new furniture.

   clear out means to remove items from a space

2. He cleared out his desk before leaving the office.

   he removed items from his desk before leaving

3. The store is clearing out old stock to make room for new items.

   the store is removing old stock to make room for new items