Definitions and Examples of neatest, cleanest, smartest
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Tidy and well-organized; free from dirt or clutter.
Example
Her desk was always the neatest in the office, with everything in its place.
cleanest
Free from dirt, stains, or unpleasant smells.
Example
The hotel room was spotless and one of the cleanest she had ever stayed in.
Stylish and fashionable in appearance.
Example
He always dressed impeccably and was considered the smartest guy in the room.
Key Differences: neatest vs cleanest vs smartest
- 1Neatest refers to being organized and tidy, while cleanest refers to being free from dirt and unpleasant smells.
- 2Smartest refers to being fashionable and stylish in appearance.
Effective Usage of neatest, cleanest, smartest
- 1Describing Appearance: Use these antonyms to describe someone's appearance or the cleanliness of a place.
- 2Comparing: Use these antonyms to compare different levels of tidiness, cleanliness, or fashion sense.
- 3Giving Compliments: Use these antonyms to give compliments to someone who is well-groomed, fashionable, or has a clean living space.
Remember this!
The antonyms of scruffiest describe a state of being tidy, well-groomed, or fashionable. Use neatest to describe being organized and tidy, cleanest to describe being free from dirt and unpleasant smells, and smartest to describe being fashionable and stylish in appearance. Use these antonyms to describe appearance, compare different levels of tidiness, cleanliness, or fashion sense, and give compliments.
