clean-cut
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4.0
- adjective
- /ˈklinˌkʌt/
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- And so we don't really have a clear clean cut answer.
And so I think that as a world, we like a very black and white clean cut, you know, good, bad.
- And so I think that as a world, we like a very black and white clean cut, you know, good, bad.
- Now it's not clean cut, but there's still temples aren't as as crazy and ruthless as they bought back in the day.
- But my point is is that this is not a clean cut case of fucking fair use, right?
Examples
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Putting them all together is what gives you the sharp-edged, clean-cut look that a lot of men lack in their day-to-day lives.
Blog text (17) -
He always maintained a clean-cut appearance, which made him look professional at work.
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And so I think that as a world, we like a very black and white clean cut, you know, good, bad.
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It was a clean-cut case of self-defense.
Fiction book (1999) -
Now it's not clean cut, but there's still temples aren't as as crazy and ruthless as they bought back in the day.
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Unconvinced, they told him they would have preferred a nicer, more clean-cut version of the "poor child," perhaps one that looked like the Little Flower of Jesus at the Cathedral.
Fiction book (1990) -
The suspect's alibi was a clean-cut version of events that left no room for doubt.
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The design of the new smartphone features a clean-cut style that is both modern and elegant.
Synonyms
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1.0
Easy to see or understand
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1.3
Easily seen or heard with clear detail
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3.6
Done with skill and no mistakes
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2.5
Very easy to understand or hear
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1.0
Pure and distinct in sound or colour
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4.2
Easy to see and understand
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3.5
Clear and sharply defined, easy to see or hear
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4.2
Very clear and exact so you can see every small detail
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4.1
Clear and simple, not likely to change
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4.8
Having clear, sharp features like a carved statue
Easy to see because it has clear edges and shape
Very clear and exact so there is no doubt
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clean-cut joins clean ('clear') and cut ('a sharp edge'), giving the picture of something 'neatly cut out' with a clear shape, like a shadow or the lines of a sculpture. So, clean-cut means sharply defined and easy to see.