What is the opposite of claro?

The word claro may refer to:

- A light colored, mild cigar.

- The Spanish word claro meaning clear, but frequently used idiomatically to mean of course or absolutely.

Here's a list of antonyms for clear.

Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of easy to understand Opposite of free from ambiguity Opposite of very specific or precise Opposite of to be in certain in one's mind Opposite of transparent or unclouded Opposite of to stand out from being far superior to one's peers Opposite of free of cloud, mist, or rain Opposite of without defects or blemishes, including freckles or knots (of a sound or voice) Opposite of audibly distinct Opposite of open and unimpeded by obstructions Opposite of free of something undesirable (of one's conscience) Opposite of free of guilt Opposite of complete or full Opposite of giving off or reflecting light Opposite of visibly noticeable Opposite of having the ability to perceive clearly Opposite of able to be seen Opposite of accurate or correct in all details Opposite of morally beyond reproach, blame or guilt Opposite of not spoiled or made impure Opposite of empty or not occupied Opposite of having no limits or restrictions Opposite of morally beyond reproach, blame or guilt Verb (of the weather) Opposite of to become brighter Opposite of to gradually go away or disappear Opposite of to remove unwanted items from Opposite of to rid an area of obstructions Opposite of to empty a given space Opposite of to cause people to leave a building or place Opposite of to pay off one's debts Opposite of to physically get or pass over something Opposite of to remove from suspicion Opposite of to provide authorization or clearance to Opposite of to earn a profit of Opposite of to remove impurities from Opposite of to unclog something tubular or cylindrical (clear up) Opposite of to cause to be clear from ambiguity Opposite of to disburden or free oneself of someone or something that is unwanted Opposite of to pay or give what is owed Opposite of to make someone (or a group) familiar with or knowledgeable about something Opposite of to make someone aware of or familiar with Opposite of to receive payment for work Adverb (clear of) Opposite of so as to be out of the way of or away from Opposite of in a manner that is clear and intelligible Opposite of all the way … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of easy to understand complicated complex difficult unintelligible obscure unclear ambiguous baffling bewildering confounding confusing convoluted cryptic incomprehensible perplexing puzzling questionable elaborate inarticulate incoherent indiscernible intricate involved mistakable tricky undefined illegible indecipherable insensible unclarified undecipherable unfathomable unknowable unreadable inscrutable equivocal vague abstruse advanced obfuscated illogical recondite sophisticated problematic disorganizedUS disorganisedUK disgusting confused garbled hard demanding nonunderstandable incomplete exclusive opaque impenetrable more ❯ “The accompanying manual provides complicated instructions on how to operate our new microwave.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of free from ambiguity ambiguous dubious unclear vague equivocal uncertain debatable inconclusive questionable enigmatic fuzzy imperceptible indefinite mysterious nebulous nonobvious unconvincing disputable enigmatical inappreciable indeterminate obfuscated unapparent obscure indistinct dark hidden clouded inconspicuous unnoticeable unclarified cryptic unclouded dull cloudy concealed unobtrusive invisible dim lacklustreUK unbrilliant unbright lacklusterUS obscured doubtful secret gloomy indiscernible opaque subtle unimportant unremarkable unintelligible undetectable insignificant faint impalpable unemphatic unshowy unflamboyant insensible murky normal quiet moral indecipherable unfathomable undecipherable indecisive mistakable covert minor disguised matte unsure weak indistinguishable unrecognizableUS unknown incomprehensible ordinary muddled thin stupid typical unaware unintelligent partial unhappy blocked unpronounced unrecognisableUK sullen sad clean silent foggy imperspicuous discreet unnoticed inaudible ugly camouflaged imperceivable arcane unobservable unseen abstruse mild plain inconceivable esoteric out of earshot unlimited closed unrestricted part amorphous lusterless flat mat private surreptitious underhand hush-hush acroamatic unobvious hermetic unshiny hazy confusing confused grayUS gauzy illegible unreadable unknowable greyUK slippery noncommittal misty imprecise sketchy puzzled muddied shadowy unreasonable incoherent secondary uncritical trivial inessential unnecessary non-obvious Orphic clear as mud anything but black sombreUK somberUS tinny forgotten usual common overlooked inconsequential rough feigned unfamiliar unverifiable indemonstrable unsustainable unsupportable insupportable unprovable uncompelling unpersuasive ineffective impotent invalid distorted undemonstrable soft agreeable cultured refined tasteful dignified well-mannered furtive intangible improbable unlikely unreal inferential abstract more ❯ “His peculiar body language suggested it was ambiguous as to whether or not he liked broccoli.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very specific or precise imprecise ill-defined inexplicit vague ambiguous inexact unclear indistinct loose rough fuzzy hazy sketchy unfocused indefinite obscure equivocal uncertain unapparent undefined nonobvious indiscernible questionable dubious clouded unknown indeterminate mysterious debatable cryptic speculative undetermined undecided indistinguishable doubtful abstruse obfuscated perplexing inferred unspecific circuitous implicit implied puzzling unclarified confusing unsure unrecognizedUS enigmatical disputable unrecognisedUK enigmatic unpredictable imperceptible lacking definition open to question dicey unstipulated unintelligible arcane unstated undistinguishable indecisive unclassified blurred unspecified unresolved uncategorized slight unfixed not clear more ❯ “I have been given very imprecise tasks to complete and so I do not know how to get them done.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of to be in certain in one's mind uncertain doubtful unclear unsure ambiguous dubious in doubt undecided unsettled hesitant uncommitted vacillating wavering “We should not be jumping to conclusions while we are uncertain about what he really meant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of transparent or unclouded murky cloudy foggy hazy misty smokey smoky thick dense dusky glazed mucky muddy opaque shadowy smudged tinted coloredUS colouredUK filmy non-translucent non-transparent obscured turbid nontransparent nontranslucent clouded frosty nubilous shady sooty “The murky waters of the overused river have been tarnished by human interference.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of to stand out from being far superior to one's peers contentious controversial disputed questionable debatable contestable controvertible debated disputable doubtable iffy polemic polemical refutable disputatious in dispute open to discussion open to doubt open to question uncertain arguable problematical doubtful problematic dubious negotiable answerable moot contradictable vague indefinite unsure unreliable unclear inconclusive ambiguous unproven obscure unconvincing deniable questioned suspect doubted unprovable dodgy cryptic indecisive suspicious apocryphal flimsy variable changeable impeachable disreputable oracular incoherent spurious dubitable shady untenable unfounded unsound unverified imperfect tenuous assailable more ❯ “The decision to name Karl Malone as MVP of the NBA in 1999 was a contentious one.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of free of cloud, mist, or rain gloomy cloudy overcast bleak dark dreary rainy stormy tempestuous blustery clouded dim drab dull foggy foul inclement squally sunless turbulent harsh miserable severe raw rough nasty dirty shady dreich murky wintryUS wet shadowy upset winteryUK unhappy sorrowful “The dark clouds had returned and the day was now as gloomy as they had feared.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of without defects or blemishes, including freckles or knots blemished acned pimply spotty discoloredUS discolouredUK flawed flecked imperfect marred mottled scarred stained tarnished “She believed her blemished complexion must have been due to her constant consumption of chocolate.” Adjective ▲ (of a sound or voice) Opposite of audibly distinct muffled faint hushed inaudible imperceptible low mumbled mute muted quiet soft soundless unclear unrecognisableUK unrecognizableUS silent stilly noiseless stilled gentle weak incomplete “His voice was muffled behind the closed door.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of open and unimpeded by obstructions filled clogged congested full jammed blocked closed hindered obstructed limited plugged stuffed uncleared barricaded blockaded constricted cramped encumbered impassable impassible impeded shut stopped “During rush hour, the city's busy streets would be filled with traffic and pedestrians.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of free of something undesirable full awash filled laden loaded overflowing teeming brimming bursting packed replete abounding abundant burdened imbued jammed stuffed suffused chock-a-block chock-full jammed full jam-packed running over saturated stocked “My body is full of toxins because of my terrible diet.” Adjective ▲ (of one's conscience) Opposite of free of guilt guilty culpable guilt-ridden regretful remorseful rueful sinful blamable blameworthy censurable impeachable impeached indictable indicted responsible reproachable reprovable to blame at fault “I have a guilty conscience because I did something I knew was wrong.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of complete or full partial fractional fragmentary incomplete “A partial day's notice is insufficient for us to schedule an appointment.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of giving off or reflecting light dimmed dull faint lacklusterUS lacklustreUK pale somberUS sombreUK lightless pallid tenebrous unbright unbrilliant dim wan “The dimmed flame failed to warm his freezing hands.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of visibly noticeable hidden concealed imperceivable imperceptible inconspicuous indiscernible invisible obscure out of sight out of view unseen undetectable unexposed unnoticeable unnoticed unobservable unperceivable unrevealed unseeable unviewable “We did not notice at first, but hidden inside the barn was a resting cow.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having the ability to perceive clearly unfocused flummoxed flustered confused distracted disturbed perplexed preoccupied agitated anxious troubled “His mind was unfocused and he was clearly not in a position to address the issue at hand.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of able to be seen invisible sightless viewless hidden unrecognizableUS obscure unnoticeable unrecognisableUK imperceptible Adjective ▲ Opposite of accurate or correct in all details inaccurate inexact imprecise incorrect untrue erroneous fallacious falsified invalid obscure wrong counterfactual false flawed loose untruthful wild discrepant inauthentic off specious unfaithful unreliable unsound ambiguous distorted untrustworthy approximate corrupt corrupted defective fuzzy improper mistaken rough vague faulty off-base uncertain “Did you feel in the storytelling there were any particularly glaring omissions or otherwise historically inaccurate stuff?” Adjective ▲ Opposite of morally beyond reproach, blame or guilt amiss bad censurable defective faulty flawed guilty imperfect reproachable reprehensible blameable blameworthy weak deficient malfunctioning inoperative unsound substandard abnormal sick deformed unhealthy poor blemished buggy shoddy subnormal impaired warped inadequate damaged injured unreliable duff not working non-functioning Adjective ▲ Opposite of not spoiled or made impure besmirched dirty filthy foul grubby smirched soiled spotted stained sullied unclean uncleaned Adjective ▲ Opposite of empty or not occupied full occupied engaged taken busy inhabited open aware cognizant comprehending overflowing populated used in use Adjective ▲ Opposite of having no limits or restrictions hard harsh rigid rigorous severe stern strict incomplete Adjective ▲ Opposite of morally beyond reproach, blame or guilt guilty blameful corrupt immoral sinful wrong Verb ▲ (of the weather) Opposite of to become brighter darken overcast cloud over dim overcloud overshadow become shaded cast a shadow cloud cloud up grow dark grow dim blacken “The skies are expected to darken tomorrow and the sun will be obstructed by heavy clouds.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to gradually go away or disappear form develop arise emerge appear arrive eventuate manifest materialiseUK materializeUS occur actualize crystalliseUK crystallizeUS evolve happen rise take form take place take shape unfold come into being come into existence pop up shape up show up turn up become manifest “A cold or flu will begin to form should you be infected by others carrying the virus.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to remove unwanted items from pile up accumulate amass collect heap assemble clutter clutter up heap up load up stack up “The dishes would pile up as the waiter was too busy to clear them away from our table.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to rid an area of obstructions blockade barricade obstruct close constrict trammel “Nine steel bollards, usually used to support the hulls of ships, blockade the yard's entrance.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to empty a given space fill stock fill up furnish load pack supply heap jam plant saddle stuff burden encumber gorge imbue “Once you move in, you can then begin to fill the apartment with your personal belongings.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to cause people to leave a building or place stay remain stay put stick around wait linger sit tight dwell hang about hang around hang out loiter put up squat sweat it out “When you hear the alarm, stay in the building until further instruction.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to pay off one's debts run up accumulate amass incur acquire build up collect create draw induce “I bought another car which will only serve to accumulate more debt on my credit card.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to physically get or pass over something collide with run into run over bump into crash into hit knock down smash into “The amateur athlete would run into all of the hurdles during the race.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to remove from suspicion incriminate implicate embroil inculpate criminate accuse blame condemn convict entangle charge find guilty impeach indict sentence censure hold keep incarcerate punish denounce limit restrain doom employ hire maintain arraign engage upbraid excoriate reprehend reproach reprove bind obligate pass sentence on “We have some new evidence that will incriminate the suspect.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to provide authorization or clearance to revoke annul ban bar invalidate outlaw veto cancel censure decline deny disallow disapprove forbid interdict nullify prohibit proscribe reject illegalize refuse turn down enjoin prevent constrain debar disqualify banish restrict blackball criminalizeUS block exclude preclude black suppress dissent condemn hold hinder fight dispute contradict sell protest differ halt obstruct stop disagree keep oppose impede criminaliseUK hurt object declare ineligible more ❯ “On your last day of employment, management will revoke your access to our top-secret laboratories.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to earn a profit of lose squander divest forfeit waste “When it had hit rock bottom, his business would lose hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to remove impurities from pollute contaminate taint dirty soil stain adulterate corrupt spoil sully tarnish toxify begrime besmirch cloud defile make filthy foul befoul infect sentence charge condemn hold encourage incriminate keep blame “We will pollute the water in this river if we keep throwing our rubbish into it.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to unclog something tubular or cylindrical block clog choke clog up congest jam plug up stop up clutter up dam up fill up obstruct “Hair and food matter are the usual suspects that will clog your pipes.” Verb ▲ (clear up) Opposite of to cause to be clear from ambiguity obfuscate obscure cloud blur “We need to obfuscate the exact cause of the issue to cover our wrongdoings.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to disburden or free oneself of someone or something that is unwanted burden encumber saddle bear condemn create get hold keep maintain plant save sow take in Verb ▲ Opposite of to pay or give what is owed repudiate upset remain invest construct hold stay fail take build keep create owe Verb ▲ Opposite of to make someone (or a group) familiar with or knowledgeable about something disarrange disorder forget learn neglect unfit Verb ▲ Opposite of to make someone aware of or familiar with conceal deceive delude falsify hide mislead misrepresent secrete suppress withhold hold back keep from Verb ▲ Opposite of to receive payment for work pay out Adverb ▲ (clear of) Opposite of so as to be out of the way of or away from close to near near to on towards leaning on in the neighborhood of in the vicinity of on the brink of on the edge of on the point of on the verge of on top of resting on “Stand close to the famous statue so I can take a picture of you.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a manner that is clear and intelligible disjointedly incoherently ambiguously illogically incomprehensibly indistinctly unclearly unintelligibly ineptly randomly sloppily spasmodically uncertainly “The unconvincing politician spoke incoherently and disjointedly about his vision for the country.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of all the way partially somewhat partly in some measure to a certain degree to a certain extent fractionally halfway in part “He only managed to throw the rock partially across the lake.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word claro Words that rhyme with claro What is the past tense of clear? What is the plural of clear? Translations for clear Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words claros clarty clash clashed clashed with clashes clarity of speech clarity clarities clarion clarifying clarify 5-letter Words Starting With c cl cle clea