Definitions and Examples of clean, hygienic
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.
Conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially by being clean; sanitary.
Example
It's important to maintain a hygienic environment in hospitals to prevent the spread of infections.
Key Differences: clean vs hygienic
- 1Clean refers to the absence of dirt, marks, or stains.
- 2Hygienic refers to the state of being clean and sanitary, conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease.
Effective Usage of clean, hygienic
- 1Personal Hygiene: Use clean and hygienic to describe personal hygiene habits.
- 2Food Safety: Use hygienic to describe food preparation and storage practices.
- 3Environmental Health: Use clean and hygienic to describe the state of the environment, such as public restrooms, swimming pools, and hotels.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Clean refers to the absence of dirt, marks, or stains, while hygienic refers to the state of being clean and sanitary, conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease. Use these words to describe personal hygiene habits, food safety practices, and the state of the environment.
