Clear
Clear adverb - In an easily perceptible manner.
Utterly and clear are semantically related in big topic. In some cases you can use "Utterly" instead an adverb "Clear", when it comes to topics like completely.
Both words in one sentence
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However, it's clear they're pretty big fish in their respective small ponds, and are utterly shocked by the scale of warfare that humanity has been engaged in.
- At the area of Teutoburg forest (it still isn't completely clear where that was), the three legions were defeated and utterly annihilated by the Germanics led by Arminius.
- A year later, it's clear that the events of the episode have, if anything, helped him politically ... but as a person, he is still completely and utterly ruined (as is his marriage).
Source: Downer Ending / Live-Action TV
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