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tidiness, tiding, tidying, tidied

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  1. tidyverb

    Antonyms:
    untidy, messy

  2. tidyadjective

    Expression of positive agreement, usually in reply to a question.

    Keep Britain tidy.

    Antonyms:
    messy, untidy

  3. tidyadjective

    Antonyms:
    untidy, messy

  4. tidyadjective

    The scheme made a tidy profit.

    Antonyms:
    untidy, messy

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  1. tidy

    That which is clean is simply free from soil or defilement of any kind. Things are orderly when in due relation to other things; a room or desk is orderly when every article is in place; a person is orderly who habitually keeps things so. Tidy denotes that which conforms to propriety in general; an unlaced shoe may be perfectly clean, but is not tidy. Neat refers to that which is clean and tidy with nothing superfluous, conspicuous, or showy, as when we speak of plain but neat attire; the same idea of freedom from the superfluous appears in the phrases «a neat speech,» «a neat turn,» «a neat reply,» etc. A clean cut has no ragged edges; a neat stroke just does what is intended. Nice is stronger than neat, implying value and beauty; a cheap, coarse dress may be perfectly neat, but would not be termed nice. Spruce is applied to the show and affectation of neatness with a touch of smartness, and is always a term of mild contempt; as, a spruce serving man. Trim denotes a certain shapely and elegant firmness, often with suppleness and grace; as, a trim suit; a trim figure. Prim applies to a precise, formal, affected nicety. Dapper is spruce with the suggestion of smallness and slightness; natty, a diminutive of neat, suggests minute elegance, with a tendency toward the exquisite; as, a dapper little fellow in a natty business suit.

    Antonyms:
    dirty, disorderly, dowdy, negligent, rough, rude, slouchy, slovenly, soiled, uncared for, unkempt, untidy

    Synonyms:
    clean, cleanly, dapper, natty, neat, nice, orderly, prim, spruce, trim

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  1. tidyadjective

    receptacle that holds odds and ends (as sewing materials)

    Antonyms:
    frowsy, higgledy-piggledy, disorderly, scraggly, unkempt, topsy-turvy, jumbled, sluttish, rambling, straggly, untidy, sloppy, slovenly, slouchy, straggling, frowzled, mussy, frowzy, dishevelled, blowzy, inconsiderable, littered, rumpled, sprawling, slatternly, blowsy, ungroomed, tousled, cluttered, hugger-mugger, disheveled, messy

  2. tidyadjective

    marked by order and cleanliness in appearance or habits

    «a tidy person»; «a tidy house»; «a tidy mind»

    Antonyms:
    unkempt, slouchy, littered, straggling, frowzy, sluttish, straggly, cluttered, untidy, disorderly, slovenly, topsy-turvy, tousled, mussy, rambling, messy, dishevelled, frowsy, hugger-mugger, blowzy, rumpled, disheveled, slatternly, jumbled, ungroomed, blowsy, sprawling, frowzled, scraggly, higgledy-piggledy, sloppy, inconsiderable

    Synonyms:
    hefty, respectable, kempt, goodly, goodish, healthy, sizeable, sizable

  3. kempt, tidyadjective

    (of hair) neat and tidy

    «a nicely kempt beard»

    Antonyms:
    frowsy, straggling, slouchy, littered, disheveled, messy, inconsiderable, rumpled, unkempt, cluttered, hugger-mugger, topsy-turvy, blowsy, frowzled, disorderly, rambling, jumbled, ungroomed, untidy, higgledy-piggledy, frowzy, tousled, slovenly, straggly, mussy, dishevelled, sluttish, sprawling, scraggly, sloppy, slatternly, blowzy

    Synonyms:
    hefty, respectable, kempt, goodly, goodish, healthy, sizeable, sizable

  4. goodly, goodish, healthy, hefty, respectable, sizable, sizeable, tidyverb

    large in amount or extent or degree

    «it cost a considerable amount»; «a goodly amount»; «received a hefty bonus»; «a respectable sum»; «a tidy sum of money»; «a sizable fortune»

    Antonyms:
    slovenly, dishevelled, hugger-mugger, rambling, sprawling, slatternly, messy, topsy-turvy, higgledy-piggledy, frowzy, straggling, straggly, inconsiderable, sluttish, sloppy, blowsy, rumpled, disheveled, ungroomed, jumbled, slouchy, unkempt, frowzled, littered, tousled, untidy, frowsy, blowzy, mussy, scraggly, cluttered, disorderly

    Synonyms:
    levelheaded, good, brawny, powerful, honorable, sizable, sound, kempt, sizeable, hefty, healthy, salubrious, respectable, sinewy, ample, intelligent, estimable, goodly, goodish, level-headed, muscular, good for you(p)

  5. tidy, tidy up, clean up, neaten, straighten, straighten out, square awayverb

    put (things or places) in order

    «Tidy up your room!»

    Antonyms:
    scraggly, slatternly, straggly, disheveled, ungroomed, rambling, frowzy, blowzy, untidy, dishevelled, messy, straggling, slovenly, hugger-mugger, blowsy, inconsiderable, sprawling, mussy, sluttish, frowzled, frowsy, littered, jumbled, tousled, sloppy, higgledy-piggledy, unkempt, topsy-turvy, disorderly, rumpled, cluttered, slouchy

    Synonyms:
    shed light on, put right, disentangle, enlighten, unbend, crystalize, see the light, crystalise, elucidate, tidy up, crystallize, iron out, groom, square away, clear, straighten, reform, crystallise, straighten out, roll out, sort out, illuminate, unsnarl, neaten, clean up, clear up

How to use tidy in a sentence?

  1. Hugh Young:

    It would have been a bloody big job to move. And until the UK government started attacking the likes of HSBC, they (HSBC) didn’t have any desire to move, the tax concessions are a good thing. What Gulliver needs to do now is tidy up the bank.

  2. The Argentine pontiff:

    They wrote a speech for me to give you. But speeches are boring, make a mess, but then also help to tidy it up. A mess which gives us a free heart, a mess which gives us solidarity, a mess which gives us hope.

  3. David Payne:

    The year of the outside candidate is a neat, tidy package put out by the media to a certain extent, but it’s only part of the story. Look at all of the insiders who are picking up 60 percent of the vote.

  4. Linda Kinkade with his intelligence:

    Linda may have been in the hospital for some time, but she was always neat and tidy, i remember I saw a highboy dresser with just a bunch of papers on it. It was a 401K, life insurance policies, all kinds of debts. My initial thought was, ‘This is not good. Something very bad is happening at the house.’ She had to get out of there.

  5. Adrian Toole:

    We are looking into taking legal action against EA — not of course to exhume and re-organize the burial, that’s done — but to make sure we secure a leading role in planning for a future memorial, eA are clearly on a corporate strategy to ‘tidy up’ the remaining issues so as to get the whole episode out of the public eye.

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What are the opposite words for tidy?

The word «tidy» is commonly used to describe something that is well-organized, neat, and clean. However, there are several antonyms for this word that convey the opposite meaning. Some common antonyms for «tidy» include messy, disorganized, cluttered, untidy, chaotic, and unkempt. These words describe things that are in a state of disarray or disorder, and are often used to describe messy rooms, workplaces, and living spaces. While being tidy is generally considered a desirable trait, occasionally embracing the opposite of tidy can bring creativity and new ideas to one’s life.

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  • disorder
  • confuse
  • clutter
  • mess up
  • disorganize
  • litter
  • ransack
  • cause mess, disarray
  • mix up; involve
  • mix up, disarrange
  • disrupt arrangement; make shambles of
  • make a mess
  • disorder, dirty
  • dishevel, disorder
  • make neat and orderly
  • disarrange
  • dirty
  • bedraggled
  • scraggly
  • scruffy
  • sloppy
  • unkempt
  • considerable
  • disheveled
  • disorganized
  • inefficient
  • messy
  • ragged
  • untidy
  • all
  • soiled, unclean
  • wrinkled, unkempt in appearance
  • unmethodical; messed up
  • rough, bedraggled
  • clean, neat
  • shabby, sloppy
  • dirty, disorderly
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2. tidy

adjective. [‘ˈtaɪdi’] (of hair) neat and tidy.

Etymology

  • tidy (English)
  • -y (English)
  • -y (Middle English (1100-1500))
  • tide (English)
  • tide (Middle English (1100-1500))

3. tidy

adjective. [‘ˈtaɪdi’] large in amount or extent or degree.

Etymology

  • tidy (English)
  • -y (English)
  • -y (Middle English (1100-1500))
  • tide (English)
  • tide (Middle English (1100-1500))

5. tidy

verb. [‘ˈtaɪdi’] put (things or places) in order.

Etymology

  • tidy (English)
  • -y (English)
  • -y (Middle English (1100-1500))
  • tide (English)
  • tide (Middle English (1100-1500))

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