Clear
Clear adjective - Easily seen through.
Taken care of and clear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taken care of" instead an adjective "Clear".
Taken care of
Clear and taken care of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clear" instead an adjective phrase "Taken care of".
Both terms in one sentence
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The film ends with Iwabuchi assuring his superior that everything is taken care of and they're in the clear.
Source: Film / The Bad Sleep Well -
As he has already taken care of any genetic diseases that would inhibit reproduction, it seems clear that they don't want Anton to be gay.
Source: Film / Gattaca -
After spending an untold amount of time trying to find eternal youth while showing a clear disgust of any other form of life, he ultimately dies as a weak old man who needs to be taken care of by his Dragon.
Source: Karmic Death
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