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Meanings of cleanness in English
Usage of cleanness in English
1
It looks disinfected; it has just that kind of rather awful cleanness.
2
Everyone comments on our cleanness, we are a lot fresher, she added.
3
The first impression he gave was one of cleanness and good humour.
4
Piper loved morning, the brightness, the cleanness of a new day.
5
There is a difference also in the cleanness and beauty of their stems.
6
Thus only could they re-enter into the state of legal cleanness.
7
Thrift and exceeding cleanness are sadly at war with the picturesque.
8
Because cleanness of heart seems to belong chiefly to the appetite.
9
Now cleanness of heart is acquired by the heart being purified.
10
Then she held them up to the light to admire their unwonted cleanness.
11
Good air, light, space, proper plumbing, and general cleanness are to be sought.
12
Inhabiting a warm clime, cleanness, first a necessity, has become a second nature.
13
He traced the cause of this to the perfect cleanness of the positive plate.
14
He preferred the cleanness and tidiness of the wild sod.
15
Foster shivered as he noted the cleanness of the boards.
16
Possibly he recognized in him a type which for its very cleanness he abhorred.
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United Kingdom
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