Clear and Parole

Clear

Clear verb - To rid the surface of (as an area) from things in the way.

Parole and clear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Parole" instead a verb "Clear".

Nearby Words: clean, cleared, clearly, clearing, clearness

Parole

Parole verb - Release a criminal from detention and place him on parole.
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Synonyms for Parole

Clear and parole are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clear" instead a verb "Parole".

Nearby Words: paroled, parolee, paroling

Both words in one sentence

  • In Sin City, parole officer Lucille takes the cases for both Marv and John Hartigan and tries desperately to clear their names.
  • Another time, he had a clear shot at a teenage hood who had just won parole from juvenile hall, but upon seeing him do something charitable (confirming what the parole officer had told the judge) he changed his mind and let him live.
  • Spoof Aesop The DA told Bill that if Bill confessed the partner would go clear but if Bill took it to court it would lead to the DA revoking his partner's parole.
    Source: Spoof Aesop
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