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all clear
noun
- the signal that an air raid or other danger is over.
all clear
noun
- a signal, usually a siren, indicating that some danger, such as an air raid, is over
- an indication that obstacles are no longer present; permission to proceed
he received the all clear on the plan
Word History and Origins
Origin of all clear1
Example Sentences
These all-clear fliers are filtered through special lines for expediency.
After a few minutes, the soldier gave the all-clear and they kept driving.
A co-worker locked the door, and a few more tense minutes passed before the “all-clear” came.
And even the blogs covering this seismic event moment by moment were reluctant to sound the all-clear.
The bugles sounded All-clear in many keys all round the ear's horizon; their sound matched the waning moonlight.
When the all-clear signal sounded inside the Shed, nobody paid any attention.
"Think o' when the all-clear bugle sounds in Fulham," responded Bindle.
He remembered that Webster had promised to come and knock an all-clear signal on the door.
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