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tidy
adjective as in clean, neat
adjective as in considerable
verb as in make neat and orderly
Example Sentences
The film confronts audiences with their own biases and refuses any tidy conclusions.
She said he was "so proud of his work", which involved putting stock out and tidying the shelves, and was praised for his work ethic by managers.
"Being a little tidier and keep the bogeys off the scorecard, I think I can have a good weekend and get closer to the leaders."
Friendship reaffirmed, they then made time to hang out, even through the "mundane connection" of tidying together.
They found that Y1Rneurons didn't form two tidy anatomical or molecular populations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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