cleanliness
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- noun
- /ˈklɛnlinəs/
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- The Tahitian emphasis on personal cleanliness is not simply an ideal.
- cleanliness and hygiene
- importance of cleanliness
- lack of cleanliness
These are strict guidelines and this means that the level of cleanliness is up here.
- These are strict guidelines and this means that the level of cleanliness is up here.
- I gotta come over here about cleanliness in our kitchen.
- Maybe they just want this extra layer of cleanliness in their place.
- So had to go through, you know, safety and and cleanliness procedures and get it all regulated.
- Yeah, I, I'm also a believer of like in a relationship, like having similar cleanliness is like huge.
- Look, if you ever hope to live with a woman, the standard of cleanliness it will apply is not your standard, but hers.
- And, and the biggest thing that that that they teach you in cooking school is to wash your hands and, and such good cleanliness habits with your hands.
Examples
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The physical appearance of the plant must shine with cleanliness, efficiency, modernity, and patient comfort.
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The restaurant's cleanliness impressed the health inspector during the surprise visit.
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So he will say that the most primary kind of cleanliness is the cleanliness of the soul.
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Special attention is paid to cleanliness.
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"Cats are noted for their cleanliness."
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This is important in both our diet and in our cleanliness and our hygiene.
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Many women recalled learning about hygiene, cleanliness, and keeping house in school.
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The principles of maintaining good health through proper cleanliness.
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Wayne promised this World's Fair would be a paradise of cleanliness and light.
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Of primary importance to reformers were the links between cleanliness, water supply, and cholera.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
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Being tidy and having things in order
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A state that is completely clean and without any damage
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The state of being free from dirt and stains
Perfect cleanliness without any stains or dirt
The state of being completely clean and free of marks or stains
A condition of being very clean and unchanged from its original form
Antonyms
How Clean
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cleanliness comes from the simple word clean, which means 'free from dirt or germs', and the ending -ness, which turns an adjective into 'the state of' something. So, cleanliness is the state of being clean.