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Meanings of tidy in English
Large in amount or extent or degree.
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Usage of tidy in English
1
The inside of the house is quite tidy and needs no work.
2
Of particular value to local heritage groups and and tidy town committees.
3
At least Britain could fight a tidy war to an emphatic conclusion.
4
It was not, and was never likely to be, a tidy result.
5
The caretaker went in to check the police had left things tidy.
6
In fact, Briony's was the only tidy upstairs room in the house.
7
They made their way down a long driveway lined with tidy trees.
8
He looked like a model young officer: handsome, fit, and meticulously tidy.
9
He had sold it three weeks ago for Sellars-ata tidy profit.
10
Quentin Webb Pearson has made a tidy turn in the merger market.
11
With that one, professionally uttered opinion, her tidy and safe explanation shattered.
12
The mother was getting the living-room clean and tidy for the Sabbath.
13
In contrast to Francis's books, there was to be no tidy resolution.
14
The room was neat and tidy, and quite inviting in its appearance.
15
I want to get into my room; I want to tidy myself.
16
Whatever the school, monks work hard to keep their temple very tidy.
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Tidy through the time
Tidy across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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