cleanly

In all three of these precise and cleanly bounded exceptions, the crucial point was essentially territorial.

Hydrogen, if generated cleanly, produces only water as a byproduct.

Piastri's stop went cleanly, but Norris lost four seconds at his because of a problem fitting his left front wheel.

"But perhaps we shouldn't be too quick to cleanly equate one man with the other – because Jay Kelly isn't Jay Kelly either, and that's the problem."

Michael Pepper, who batted at number three, had struggled early on to hit the ball cleanly, while Brook was sat watching him chew up deliveries.