Pronunciation: /ˈklēnlēnəs/
noun the state or quality of being clean
A1 Cleanliness is important for staying healthy.
A2 The hotel's cleanliness was impressive.
B1 Maintaining cleanliness in public spaces is everyone's responsibility.
B2 The restaurant's high standards of cleanliness set it apart from others in the area.
C1 The cleanliness of the laboratory was crucial for accurate scientific results.
C2 Her obsession with cleanliness bordered on compulsive, but it kept her living space immaculate.
adjective cleanliness can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is clean
A1 I like cleanliness in my room.
A2 The hotel had a cleanliness rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
B1 Maintaining cleanliness in the kitchen is important for food safety.
B2 The hospital prides itself on its high standards of cleanliness.
C1 The cleanliness of the city streets is a testament to the local government's dedication to public health.
C2 The cleanliness of the laboratory was crucial for conducting accurate experiments.
formal Maintaining cleanliness in public spaces is essential for preventing the spread of germs.
informal I always feel better when my house is spotless and the cleanliness is top-notch.
slang Dude, your car is so dirty! You need to step up your cleanliness game.
figurative In order to achieve success, one must prioritize the cleanliness of their thoughts and actions.
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