Definitions and Examples of clean, neat, tidy
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Free from dirt, marks, or stains.
Example
She always keeps her house clean and tidy.
Arranged in an orderly and tidy way.
Example
He has a neat and organized desk with everything in its place.
tidy
Arranged in a neat and orderly way; free from clutter.
Example
She spent the whole afternoon cleaning and organizing her room until it was tidy.
Key Differences: clean vs neat vs tidy
- 1Clean refers to being free from dirt, marks, or stains.
- 2Neat implies being arranged in an orderly and tidy way.
- 3Tidy suggests being free from clutter and well-organized.
Effective Usage of clean, neat, tidy
- 1Housekeeping: Use these antonyms to describe the state of cleanliness and organization of a space.
- 2Personal Hygiene: Use clean to describe the state of being free from dirt or germs.
- 3Appearance: Use neat and tidy to describe someone's appearance or clothing.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of grubbiest are clean, neat, and tidy. Use these words to describe the state of cleanliness and organization of a space, personal hygiene, or someone's appearance. Remember that clean refers to being free from dirt, neat implies being arranged in an orderly way, and tidy suggests being free from clutter and well-organized.
