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clean

Definition for clean

adjective as in sterile

adjective as in chaste, virtuous

adjective as in precise, sharp

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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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"It's about the angle of the brush, being more gentle and having a better picture of what you're trying to achieve - you want to clean every surface of every tooth."

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He visited the home she shared with Josh almost daily and helped her with the school run, cleaning and decorating.

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A deal to swap out some of its debt for shares has helped to clean up its balance sheet, while diluting existing shareholders.

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The Romans built aqueducts because they thought the gods demanded clean water.

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“Everyone wants a safe, clean park,” Claros told The Times.

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

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