trimness

The grounds, in places, bore signs of the geometric Victorian trimness which had been their original form: drained fish-pools; the long white colonnades of skeleton pergolas; rock-bordered parterres where flowers no longer grew.

So only the shiny surface of a brown leather jacket or the two-tone horizontal stripes running across hips to cuffs suggested a military trimness.

On board, one notes the scrupulous order, the absolute perfection of cleanliness and trimness; the large guns and carriages alternating with the mess-tables of the crew.

She said to herself that it must be the well-bred voices, the conversation about the weather, the trimness, the tidiness, the tea, the tennis, that were insufferable to her chagrined heart.

Not the least of the Peony's charms is its exceeding trimness and cleanliness.