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   Neat·en

   /ˈnētn/

   

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   • 1. make neat; arrange in an orderly, tidy way: "she made an attempt to neaten her hair"

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   The meaning of NEATEN is to set in order : make neat. How to use neaten in a sentence.

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   What does neatening mean?

   • Define neatening. neatening synonyms, neatening pronunciation, neatening translation, English dictionary definition of neatening. tr.v. neat·ened , neat·en·ing , neat·ens To put into order; make neat.

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   Where does neaten come from?

   • Neaten comes from neat, "tidy or clean," from the Middle French net, "clear or pure." The root is the Latin nitere, "to shine."

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   What does neat Mean in slang?

   • 1. in a pleasingly orderly and clean condition: a neat room. 2. habitually orderly and clean in personal appearance or habits. 3. having a trim and graceful appearance, contour, style, etc.: a neat figure. 4. cleverly effective; skillful; adroit: a neat solution. 5. Slang. great; wonderful; fine: What a neat car!

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   NEATEN definition: 1. to make something tidy: 2. to make something neat and organized: . Learn more.

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   To neaten is to tidy up or to clean. You can neaten your room by making your bed and throwing your dirty clothes in the laundry basket. When you turn disorder into order, you neaten.

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   Neaten means to make neat or tidy, or to care for one's external appearance. See the verb forms, synonyms, translations and usage examples of neaten from various sources.

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   Definition of 'neaten' Word Frequency. neaten in American English. (ˈnitən ) verb transitive. to make neat; cause to be clean, tidy, orderly, or trim. often with up. Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved. Word origin. neat 1 + -en. Word Frequency.