Definition of tidiness in English:

tidiness

noun ˈtʌɪdɪnəsˈtaɪdinəs

mass noun

1The state or quality of being arranged neatly and in order.
the tidiness of my workspace is frequently noted by others
people commented on the general tidiness of the town
the CEO preferred clear reporting lines and administrative tidiness
Example sentencesExamples
- You can install the hard drives with cables facing in or out - I faced mine in for tidiness.
- The key to tidiness is efficient storage.
- Adults often have a double standard, accepting a level of chaos in their own room or desk, while nagging a child to keep to an unrealistic level of tidiness.
- Nature's whole premise is to question the tidiness of classification.
- This didn't have the tidiness of the first book; like real life, it had too many loose ends and uncertainty.
- People were trained on important matter such as shop layout, tidiness and product display.
- They should be made aware of their responsibilities concerning the cleanliness and tidiness of their room.
1. 1.1 Inclination to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order.
  Leonard is obsessed with tidiness and routine
  he was noted for his immaculate tidiness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Someone with anorexia may be mildly obsessive and tend towards tidiness.
  Her lack of enthusiasm was matched only by her lack of tidiness, as she clumsily searched through the devastation of her messy bedroom.
  My tidiness and house-proud habits are renowned.
  She deliberately pokes fun at my tidiness and excessive organizational skills.
  He was noted for his immaculate tidiness and rather ascetic, priestly air.

Definition of tidiness in US English:

tidiness

nounˈtaɪdinəsˈtīdēnəs

1The state or quality of being arranged neatly and in order.
the tidiness of my workspace is frequently noted by others
people commented on the general tidiness of the town
the CEO preferred clear reporting lines and administrative tidiness
Example sentencesExamples
- This didn't have the tidiness of the first book; like real life, it had too many loose ends and uncertainty.
- People were trained on important matter such as shop layout, tidiness and product display.
- Adults often have a double standard, accepting a level of chaos in their own room or desk, while nagging a child to keep to an unrealistic level of tidiness.
- You can install the hard drives with cables facing in or out - I faced mine in for tidiness.
- Nature's whole premise is to question the tidiness of classification.
- They should be made aware of their responsibilities concerning the cleanliness and tidiness of their room.
- The key to tidiness is efficient storage.
1. 1.1 Inclination to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order.
  Leonard is obsessed with tidiness and routine
  he was noted for his immaculate tidiness
  Example sentencesExamples
  My tidiness and house-proud habits are renowned.
  Someone with anorexia may be mildly obsessive and tend towards tidiness.
  She deliberately pokes fun at my tidiness and excessive organizational skills.
  He was noted for his immaculate tidiness and rather ascetic, priestly air.
  Her lack of enthusiasm was matched only by her lack of tidiness, as she clumsily searched through the devastation of her messy bedroom.

单词	tidiness
释义	Definition of tidiness in English: tidiness noun ˈtʌɪdɪnəsˈtaɪdinəs mass noun 1The state or quality of being arranged neatly and in order. the tidiness of my workspace is frequently noted by others people commented on the general tidiness of the town the CEO preferred clear reporting lines and administrative tidiness Example sentencesExamples You can install the hard drives with cables facing in or out - I faced mine in for tidiness. The key to tidiness is efficient storage. Adults often have a double standard, accepting a level of chaos in their own room or desk, while nagging a child to keep to an unrealistic level of tidiness. Nature's whole premise is to question the tidiness of classification. This didn't have the tidiness of the first book; like real life, it had too many loose ends and uncertainty. People were trained on important matter such as shop layout, tidiness and product display. They should be made aware of their responsibilities concerning the cleanliness and tidiness of their room. 1.1 Inclination to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order. Leonard is obsessed with tidiness and routine he was noted for his immaculate tidiness Example sentencesExamples Someone with anorexia may be mildly obsessive and tend towards tidiness. Her lack of enthusiasm was matched only by her lack of tidiness, as she clumsily searched through the devastation of her messy bedroom. My tidiness and house-proud habits are renowned. She deliberately pokes fun at my tidiness and excessive organizational skills. He was noted for his immaculate tidiness and rather ascetic, priestly air. Definition of tidiness in US English: tidiness nounˈtaɪdinəsˈtīdēnəs 1The state or quality of being arranged neatly and in order. the tidiness of my workspace is frequently noted by others people commented on the general tidiness of the town the CEO preferred clear reporting lines and administrative tidiness Example sentencesExamples This didn't have the tidiness of the first book; like real life, it had too many loose ends and uncertainty. People were trained on important matter such as shop layout, tidiness and product display. Adults often have a double standard, accepting a level of chaos in their own room or desk, while nagging a child to keep to an unrealistic level of tidiness. You can install the hard drives with cables facing in or out - I faced mine in for tidiness. Nature's whole premise is to question the tidiness of classification. They should be made aware of their responsibilities concerning the cleanliness and tidiness of their room. The key to tidiness is efficient storage. 1.1 Inclination to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order. Leonard is obsessed with tidiness and routine he was noted for his immaculate tidiness Example sentencesExamples My tidiness and house-proud habits are renowned. Someone with anorexia may be mildly obsessive and tend towards tidiness. She deliberately pokes fun at my tidiness and excessive organizational skills. He was noted for his immaculate tidiness and rather ascetic, priestly air. Her lack of enthusiasm was matched only by her lack of tidiness, as she clumsily searched through the devastation of her messy bedroom.
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