This adverb means clearly or with clear vision. In Mark 8:25, it describes the result when Jesus touches the blind man's eyes a second time: 'then he saw clearly.' The term emphasizes distinct, unambiguous vision—not blurry or confused but sharp and accurate. Classical usage could describe far-seeing or conspicuous objects. The cross-linguistic rendering ('clearly,' 'claramente,' 'deutlich') consistently emphasizes clarity and distinctness. This is restored sight achieving full function—everything seen with proper definition.