JUST TO BE CLEAR

Definition: Used to emphasize that what is being said is said in order to avoid misunderstanding or ambiguity.

Synonyms: To Clarify, In Summary, For Clarity, Simply Put, To Sum Up

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
Just to be clear, the game begins in 30 minutes.
#2
The assembly point is near the main entrance, just to be clear.
#3
The beach cleanup starts at 10 AM, just to be clear.
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Just to be clear, the deadline for submitting your project is next Monday.
#5
Your feedback is valuable, but just to be clear, I have the final say in this matter.
#6
Just to be clear, his erudition extends beyond the realms of conventional education.
#7
Just to be clear, I want everyone to understand the rules before we begin.
#8
She clarified her position, just to be clear, that she was not in favor of the proposal.
#9
Before we proceed, just to be clear, I need confirmation from everyone.
#10
Before finalizing the decision, I want to confirm, just to be clear, everyone's input on this matter.
#11
Just to be clear, I have no intention of attending the meeting tomorrow.
#12
I want to clarify, just to be clear, that the deadline for submission is next Friday.
#13
Just to be clear, her intentions were never to hurt anyone.
#14
She emphasized, just to be clear, that the decision is final.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: So, based on our discussion, you’ll finalize the report by next Wednesday, correct?B: Yes, I'll have it ready by then. Just to be clear, you need all sections proofread and the financial analysis updated, right?A: Exactly, make sure everything is up to date. Thanks for clarifying that.
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