Verb:

स्वच्छ करणे,

make clean's Usage Examples:

public and private clean energy innovation to address climate change, make clean energy affordable to consumers, and create green jobs and commercial opportunities.

The term mundani is apparently derived from the archaic term mundify which appeared in a dictionary from 1604 with the definition "to make clean".

As a result, he is able to make clean interceptions and clearances, hence his reputation as a defender who rarely concedes reckless fouls or gets booked.

"Big gains for YSRCP in Anakapalle, set to make clean sweep of Assembly, LS seats".

Based on an early experiment in which an excimer laser was able to make clean cuts in dead cartilage from a Thanksgiving turkey, without thermal damage.

LFS becomes progressively less efficient as it nears maximum capacity, when the garbage collector has to run almost constantly to make clean segments available.

"Global Apollo programme seeks to make clean energy cheaper than coal".

Zero-clearance sacrificial fences can also be used to make cleaner cuts.

A high priority in global sustainable development is to make clean cooking facilities universally available and affordable.

Donations from the UK provided for a reverse osmosis water purifying plant to make clean drinking water available to the students.

capacity, when the garbage collector has to run almost constantly to make clean segments available.

The Philosopher Kings, and is also an active humanitarian working to make clean water accessible to the people of his home village of Lasource, Haiti.

"Tories fail to make clean sweep".

Synonyms:

spick, spic-and-span, water-washed, cleanness, pristine, fresh, unstained, cleanly, unsoiled, unsullied, washed, immaculate, antiseptic, spic, scrubbed, spotless, spick-and-span, cleanable, unused, unspotted, speckless, dry-cleaned, tidy,

Antonyms:

untidy, dirty, septic, dirtiness, decrease,