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Which words have the latin root clar?

The Latin root "clar" means "bright, clear, famous." Here are some words that contain this root:

Clarity - the state of being clear

Clarify - to make something clear

Clarinet - a musical instrument with a clear tone

Declare - to make something known publicly

Declare - to state something officially

Declaration - a formal statement

Elucidate - to make something clear

Illustrious - famous and distinguished

Illuminate - to light up or make something clear

Illustration - a picture or example that explains something

Transparent - able to be seen through

Translucent - allowing some light to pass through

Brilliant - shining brightly

Brilliant - very intelligent or talented

Clarion - a clear and strong sound

Clarification - an explanation that makes something clear

Clairvoyant - able to see the future

Clear - easy to understand

Clear - free from obstructions

Clearly - in a clear and understandable way

Climate - the average weather conditions of a place

Climactic - relating to the highest point of a story or event

These are just a few examples. There are many other words that contain the Latin root "clar," and you can often find them in a dictionary or thesaurus.

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