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- pronunciation:
- taI
di
- parts of speech:
- adjective, verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective, verb), Word Explorer
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adjective |
| inflections: |
tidier, tidiest |
| definition: |
neat and in order.
It's hard for some people to keep their desk tidy.- synonyms:
- neat, orderly, trim
- antonyms:
- disorderly, messy, sloppy, slovenly
- similar words:
- clean, immaculate, organized
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| related words: |
considerable |
adverb + (adj.)tidy
equally, fairly
(adj.)tidy
+ adverb
across, downtown
(adj.)tidy
+ noun
appearance,
bedroom,
bonus,
bow,
braid,
brick,
bungalow,
bunk,
cabin,
cemetery,
corn,
cottage,
drama,
dress,
egg,
ending,
fence,
fortune,
garden,
handwriting,
home,
hut,
interior,
lawn,
mile,
mustache,
neighborhood,
nest,
office,
package,
pile,
plot,
profile,
profit,
rack,
rectangle,
roof,
row,
sermon,
shelf,
shop,
solution,
stack,
sum,
toddler,
town,
uniform,
village,
yard
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| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
tidies, tidying, tidied |
| definition: |
to make neat or put in order (usually followed by "up").
She tidied up her hair.He tidied up his room before going out.- synonyms:
- arrange, spruce, straighten
- similar words:
- array, fix, order, organize, pick up
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| related words: |
groom, spruce |
(v.)tidy
+ adverb
away, bit
(v.)tidy
+ noun
affair, apartment, attic, bathroom, clothes, corner, desk, detail, flower, hair, house, kitchen, living, lunch, mess, paper, room, thing
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| derivations: |
tidily (adv.), tidiness (n.) |
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