cleanly in Latin
cleanly in Latin is munditer — cleanly means in a clean, neat manner, without mess.
cleanly in Latin
munditer
In a clean way, neatly.
What does "cleanly" mean?
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adv In a clean, neat manner, without mess.
"The blade sliced cleanly through the rope."
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adj Habitually clean; practicing good hygiene.
"He's a famously cleanly person, never a thing out of place."
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cleanly in a sentence
- The blade sliced cleanly through the rope.
- She cleanly executed every step of the routine.
- He's a famously cleanly person, never a thing out of place.
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What is "cleanly" in Latin?
"cleanly" in Latin is munditer. cleanly means: In a clean, neat manner, without mess.
How do you use "cleanly" in a sentence?
Example: "The blade sliced cleanly through the rope." In Latin, "cleanly" is munditer.
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