declutter

[ dee-kluht-er ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to remove mess or clutter from (a place).
2. to organize and prioritize (one’s commitments, material possessions, etc.):

   Declutter your calendar and spend more time with your family.

declutter

/ diːˈklʌtə /

verb

1. to simplify or get rid of mess, disorder, complications, etc

   declutter your life

Word History and Origins

Origin of declutter¹

de- + clutter

Example Sentences

Spring cleaning has become a universal time to declutter our lives, chucking everything we no longer need.

From Salon

This is a truly life-changing declutter!

From BBC

This is a truly life-changing declutter!

From BBC

This is a truly life-changing declutter!

From BBC

This is a truly life-changing declutter!

From BBC