hygienically
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3.9
- adverb
- /haɪˈdʒiːnɪkli/
:
higiénicamente
- To keep food safe, it is important to store it hygienically in the refrigerator.
And I remember this one girl was not she was not hygienically correct.
- And I remember this one girl was not she was not hygienically correct.
Examples
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After all, circumcision is hygienically sound.
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Cocooned, un-hygienically, life become bleak.
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And I remember this one girl was not she was not hygienically correct.
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The aim is not to create a sterile environment but a hygienically safe one.
Academic text (2011) -
CLEANING: aims not to create a sterile environment but a hygienically safe one.
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He is hygienically unacceptable.
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Let me join the chorus of posters who advise against giving soap, deodorant, or whatever as an "anonymous gift" for the hygienically challenged person.
Blog text (15) -
I hygienically nibbled on ingredients while I cooked for the afternoon snack, but I didn't get to taste the bars until after dinner.
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The restaurant was praised for preparing food hygienically, ensuring the health of its customers.
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She washed her hands hygienically before cooking to prevent any contamination.
Synonyms
6
2.0
In a way that causes little dirt or pollution
In a very clean way that keeps things free from germs
Antonyms
How Hygienic
- Specialized
- Specialized
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3.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hygienically comes from hygiene, which is linked to the Greek name Hygieia, meaning 'healthy'. So to act hygienically is to do something in a clean, healthy way to protect against sickness.