tidiness

English

Etymology

From tidy +‎ -ness.

Pronunciation

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Noun

tidiness (usually uncountable, plural tidinesses)

1. The quality of being tidy.
   • 1951 April, Stirling Everard, “A Matter of Pedigree”, in Railway Magazine, number 600, page 274:

     The amount of external pipework is also unusual in a British locomotive, though apparent in the most recent L.M.S.R. designs, such as the Class "4" 2-6-0s; but while lacking the tidiness of the old school of British locomotive engineering, this has obvious application for maintenance purposes in present circumstances.

Antonyms

• untidiness

Translations

the quality of being tidy

• Arabic: هِنْدَام (hindām)
• Bashkir: тәртип (tərtip)
• Bulgarian: спретнатост (bg) f (spretnatost)
• Dutch: netheid (nl) f, zindelijkheid (nl) f
• Finnish: siivo (fi)
• Georgian: სიკოხტავე (siḳoxṭave)
• German: Ordnung (de) f
• Ingrian: siivo
• Irish: ordúlacht f, slacht m
• Italian: compostezza (it) f
• Latin: munditia f
• Latvian: tīrīgums m, spodrība f, kārtība f
• Occitan: netetat (oc)
• Portuguese: asseio (pt) m
• Russian: опря́тность (ru) f (oprjátnostʹ), аккура́тность (ru) f (akkurátnostʹ)
• Slovak: upravenosť, úhľadnosť
• Spanish: aseo (es) m
• Swedish: ordning (sv) c

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