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clean

Definition for clean

adjective as in sterile

adjective as in chaste, virtuous

adjective as in precise, sharp

Strongest matches

clear, neat, plain, simple

adjective as in complete, thorough

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perfect

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absolute, entire, final, total, whole

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Newsom said California has worked for decades to be a leader in environmental policies that reduced smog, cleaned up waterways and created the market that led to an influx of electric cars and green technologies.

"The landowner had livestock in the field and they had to be moved back to allow a clean up to take place," he said.

From BBC

With his Buzz Lightyear-like square jaw and clean cut appearance, he comes across as the archetypical heroic astronaut.

From BBC

Anyone who actually listened to what the girl said knows that, on traditional metrics like being right and making sense, she cleaned his clock.

From Salon

For example, the Legislature recently reformed the California Environmental Quality Act, a well-intentioned 50-year-old law that had been twisted to obstruct construction projects, clean energy development and public transportation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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