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What is the surperlative of clearly?

The superlative of "clearly" doesn't exist in a standard way.

"Clearly" is already an adverb in its superlative form, meaning "very clearly" or "most clearly".

Here are some ways to express a higher degree of clarity:

* Very clearly: This is the most common way to increase the intensity.

* Crystal clear: This emphasizes the lack of ambiguity.

* Unmistakably clear: This emphasizes the certainty.

* Absolutely clear: This emphasizes the completeness of understanding.

Instead of looking for a single superlative word, consider using phrases that better express the level of clarity you wish to convey.

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