declutter
verbUK /diːˈklʌtə/
US /diːˈklʌtər/
To remove things you do not need so a place is neat and tidy.
We spent the weekend decluttering the garage.
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2. To simplify your life by getting rid of things you do not need.
She decided to declutter her schedule and say no to extra meetings.
3. To remove unnecessary items from a computer or digital space.
He decluttered his inbox by deleting old emails.
4. To make something easier to understand by removing extra details.
The editor decluttered the report so readers could follow it.