What is the opposite of dirty?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of covered or marked with an unclean substance Opposite of not in accordance with standards of honor, decency or fair play Opposite of concerned with lewdness or obscenity (of a color) Opposite of not bright or pure Opposite of showing ill will or hostility Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions Opposite of damaging to someone's reputation (of a person) Opposite of that can be bought through bribery Opposite of having or encouraging an excessive interest in lustful matters Opposite of depicting or involving lust-filled activity Opposite of very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant Opposite of tending to cause great distress or anxiety Opposite of visually cloudy, difficult or impossible to see through Opposite of spiteful or malevolent in nature or manner Opposite of forming a thick tangled mess Verb Opposite of to cause to be dirty or soiled Opposite of to cover with drops or spots of something Adverb Opposite of to a very large or great degree … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of covered or marked with an unclean substance clean hygienic immaculate spotless dirtless sterile ultraclean sanitary sanitisedUK sanitizedUS unstained flawless unsullied stainless sterilisedUK sterilizedUS gleaming squeaky clarified purified speckless unsoiled pristine uncontaminated dirt-free disease-free germ-free spic-and-span spick-and-span squeaky clean squeaky-clean spic and span spick and span clean as a new pin as clean as a whistle cleanly pure neat unpolluted chaste faultless unblemished scrubbed moral tidy “Please wash your hands to keep them clean at all times.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not in accordance with standards of honor, decency or fair play clean honest reputable respectable decent fair spotless creditable honorableUS virtuous dignified lawful righteous venerable decorous honourableUK noble proper estimable modest sportsmanlike equitable impartial incorruptible moralistic moral evenhanded exemplary mannerly unbiased upright blameless irreprehensible meritorious principled upstanding good irreproachable legal nonpartisan unprejudiced ethical impeccable nondiscriminatory sportsmanly undefiled high-minded high-principled law-abiding morally correct admirable laudable commendable praiseworthy straight lofty high aboveboard truthful trustworthy open frank scrupulous forthright just above board worthy uncorrupt right faithful true genuine valid real sincere kind refined pure dinkum authentic formal overt public outright benevolent unselfish altruistic sinless auspicious wholesome excellent guiltless beneficent aiding gallant gentle helpful veracious charitable gracious humane reliable magnanimous innocent artless ingenuous guileless undesigning straightforward downright direct candid blunt uncorrupted respected esteemed assisting naive sublime fine extraordinary more ❯ “We must protect the integrity of the sport and promote a clean and fair competition.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of concerned with lewdness or obscenity clean nonobscene nonoffensive restrained tasteful friendly affable decent pleasant courteous congenial wholesome G-rated family-friendly child-friendly clean-cut pure chaste moral nice inoffensive modest innocent refined proper polite unobjectionable mild frigid undersexed virtuous decorous upright harmless unexceptionable gentle respectable delicate dull seemly good kind unoffending tame PG nonprovocative prim kid-friendly PG-rated puritanical respectful pristine wonderful sterile pleasing formal unoffensive safe polished subtle genteel printable becoming lighthearted unvulgar meaningless simple prudish strait-laced virginal happy honest incorrupt just gay lazy idle age appropriate family appropriate sensible right acceptable reasonable uncorrupt suitable fitting family-centered family-motivated family-oriented family-inclined exemplary sinless undefiled graceful ascetic unpolluted holy venerable conciliatory civil complimentary deferential innocuous innoxious benign hurtless sophisticated magnificent more ❯ “Brian was a comedian renowned for his clean stand-up routines.” Adjective ▲ (of a color) Opposite of not bright or pure vivid bright brilliant intense lustrous radiant vibrant bold glowing shiny glistering glittering gleaming lambent deep dazzling resplendent luminous bright-coloured deep-coloured eye-catching highly colored highly-coloured “I would then cast my eyes over the beautiful garden covered in vivid red roses.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing ill will or hostility friendly affable affectionate amiable congenial cordial genial cheerful pleasant warm approachable likeableUK likableUS unreserved benevolent chirpy neighbourlyUK sociable casual gracious hospitable obliging amenable kind sympathetic bonhomous civil neighborlyUS polite agreeable companionable lovable warmhearted cheery kindly benign demonstrative jovial receptive amicable courteous intimate nice welcoming easy-going good-humoredUS good-humouredUK good-natured non-hostile warm-hearted well disposed well-disposed “She gave me a friendly look as she passed me in the hallway.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions bright clear clement sunny calm serene tranquil fine pleasant summery sunshiny cloudless fair glorious halcyon placid sunlit quiet stilly peaceful still unclouded untroubled nice good clean gentle lovely pleasing agreeable mild unstained cleanly spick-and-span immaculate unsullied stainless spic-and-span ultraclean unsoiled spotless safe wonderful friendly sterile pure congenial laudable meritorious palatable legal welcome admirable commendable creditable inoffensive sportsmanly grateful innocuous gratifying satisfying pleasurable praiseworthy delightful sportsmanlike enjoyable sweet helping happy facile moral helpful kind easy refined polite magnificent aiding assisting tender great encouraging light neat honourableUK dressed-up honorableUS delicate restful pacific reposeful passive mellow moderate windless stormless more ❯ “They had the perfect wedding in bright and sunny weather.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of damaging to someone's reputation glowing complimentary commendatory laudatory praising rave acclamatory adulatory flattering fervent enthusiastic impassioned rapturous rhapsodic highly favourable highly complimentary full of praise “She was happy to offer a glowing appraisal of his work to help him land his promotion.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of that can be bought through bribery honorableUS ethical honest honourableUK good just noble respectable righteous upstanding decent nice reliable eminent esteemed scrupulous dependable praiseworthy venerable admirable moral upright distinguished fair worthy dignified incorruptible unbribable celebrated reputable conscionable notable principled illustrious virtuous right-minded of good repute generous respectful “William was an honorable King who wanted to do good for his people.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or encouraging an excessive interest in lustful matters healthy hygienic clean unpolluted sanitary pure salubrious Adjective ▲ Opposite of depicting or involving lust-filled activity nonerotic unerotic unsexy Adjective ▲ Opposite of very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant beautiful pleasant nice delightful good idyllic pleasurable sublime alluring inoffensive lovely attractive breathtaking captivating cleanly enjoyable fair picturesque scenic sweet estheticUS aestheticUK charming colourfulUK colorfulUS dazzling gorgeous innocuous welcome agreeable arresting beguiling bewitching enchanting exquisite magnificent mild pleasing satisfying splendid striking stunning vivid wonderful appealing clean divine enticing majestic pretty pure radiant fine lush paradisaical paradisal paradisiac quaint spotless unstained beauteous grand paradisaic paradisiacal pictographic unsoiled unsullied eye-catching fine-looking immaculate photographic stainless ultraclean “Reading Robinson Crusoe gave me a firm conviction that I should be cast away on a beautiful island with a beach to kill for.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of tending to cause great distress or anxiety blessed cheerful cheering comforting excellent fortunate glad good great happy joyful laudable lucky nice satisfactory wonderful Adjective ▲ Opposite of visually cloudy, difficult or impossible to see through transparent translucent bright limpid lucid transpicuous crystal-clear easy light luminous see-through sparkling sunny thin unclouded understandable vivacious crystal clear Adjective ▲ Opposite of spiteful or malevolent in nature or manner benevolent benign benignant loving unmalicious appreciative complimentary congratulatory kindly calm forgiving friendly helpful nice peaceful pleasant tame thoughtful Adjective ▲ Opposite of forming a thick tangled mess neat ordered straight unknotted untangled Verb ▲ Opposite of to cause to be dirty or soiled clean cleanse sanitiseUK sanitizeUS steriliseUK sterilizeUS depurate disinfect wash scrub rinse soap deterge wipe antisepticize decontaminate absterge purify rinse out make sanitary wash down clean up hose down help clear honorUS honourUK praise upgrade purge sanctify improve aid enhance cure heal assist fix protect elevate respect remove rid strip release unblock free further redeem fumigate deodorizeUS mend disenchant please clease hallow esteem deodoriseUK let go turn off laud keep clean more ❯ “I suggest you clean your hands properly before eating that donut.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to cover with drops or spots of something clean collect dry gather Adverb ▲ Opposite of to a very large or great degree little negligibly nominally slightly somewhat Find more words! 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