manicured
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˈmænɪkjʊrd/
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bien cuidado
- Her house is always clean, her yard is perfectly manicured, and her roses do not have fungus.
- manicured lawn
- manicured nails
- manicured suburb
He would be in crafts, you know, he would be all manicured and elegant.
- He would be in crafts, you know, he would be all manicured and elegant.
- Both because look how manicured this is.
- It's still presented, you know, it's, it's still groomed and, and, and manicured and, and it, it's not as intended.
- And they're very good players on a perfectly level, quiet practice range on perfectly manicured grass with the same club over and over.
- The jury is only these manicured or select interviews in public, but or manicured presentations of clips from those conversations.
- And so very much I'm I am all for government well manicured.
Examples
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Everything was well-manicured, symmetrical... and slanting.
Fiction book (1994) -
And your fingernails are nice and manicured.
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on a perfectly level, quiet practice range on perfectly manicured grass with the same club over and over.
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Whoa, nothing makes me smile like a corgi running across a well manicured lawn, low to the ground and fast like a rocket ship.
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Here in Minneapolis, an asphalt parking lot was actually turned into a public park, albeit a very manicured one.
Blog text (15) -
We made stops along the way—once again noting just how incredibly clean and perfectly manicured everything was.
Blog text (30) -
I think it would be great if I were able to maintain a neatly manicured and landscaped yard with a thriving vegetable garden, but I just don't have the time and/or motivation.
Blog text (13) -
Her garden is beautifully manicured, with perfectly shaped hedges and colorful flowers.
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He always has manicured nails, showcasing his attention to detail and personal care.
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The golf course is famous for its manicured fairways, making it a favorite among players.
Synonyms
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2.1
A shiny, smooth surface after being rubbed or cleaned
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3.7
Having a neat, stylish appearance from careful grooming
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3.8
Having a neat, smart look and tidy clothes
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3.5
Neat and tidy in appearance with clean clothes and neat hair
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3.0
Neat and slim in shape or style
Neat and clean in appearance because someone cares for it
Cut to look neat by removing extra or uneven parts
Looks tidy and neat after an extra effort to look good
Antonyms
How Neat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manicured comes from Latin parts manu- 'hand' and cura 'care', so it first meant 'care of the hand' and is the same idea behind a manicure. That's why Manicured means neatly trimmed and well looked after.