clean
adjective (MORAL) /kliːn/Definition
› morally acceptable: It's all good clean fun. clean livingVirtue and moral good › not about sex: Can't you think of any clean jokes?Virtue and moral good
(Definition of clean adjective (MORAL) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- altruism noun
- angelic adjective
- be as pure as the driven snow idiom
- be on the side of the angels idiom
- ethical adjective
- goodness noun (CHARACTER)
- lily-white adjective (CHARACTER)
- moral adjective
- nobility noun (MORAL)
- noble adjective (MORAL)
- principled adjective
- pure adjective (MORALLY GOOD)
- right adjective (MORALLY ACCEPTABLE)
- selfless adjective
- spinach adjective
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