Definition of clean-living in English:

clean-living

adjective

Not indulging in anything unhealthy or immoral.
Young is surprisingly clean-living: a non-smoking fitness fanatic
Example sentencesExamples
- I long for the day gone by when our pop stars were a clean-living, purer, less controversial breed.
- A passionate, clean-living group of musicians have fused rock ‘n roll with gospel and have done it with zeal.
- He was a clean-living young man whose spare time ran to nothing more villainous than drama and singing.
- In these clean-living days you might be forgiven for thinking we've all tidied up our acts.
- He's quite a clean-living person, he's quite fit, he doesn't smoke, so you can't understand why it happens to him.
- He was a clean-living man with high moral values and he was completely unselfish, caring and gentle.
- And with a workload that shows no signs of slacking off any time soon, Bill's got every incentive to keep up his clean-living lifestyle - and even get around to that yoga.
- And whether it's the result of his latest clean-living regime or the cold he was suffering from in Glasgow, it doesn't really matter.
- She has always seemed like a pretty clean-living girl - irritatingly so, really.
- I like to think people regard me as a good, clean-living professional.
- Named after a town in California (where, incidentally, Robert Louis Stevenson used to live) this restaurant features flavoursome, clean-living food with an impressive list of Californian wine.
- I don't count myself in this, for I live an unhealthy life, but I am the exception among my clean-living contemporaries.
- His approach to life could scarcely be more different than his clean-living, modest father.
- ‘You've got to have pretty clean-living guys,’ he said, referring to the need for players to get their rest instead of cavorting at all-night pubs.
- Elected to the Illinois legislature in 1936, Daley was a hard-working, clean-living exception to the carousing lifestyle of the state's legislative culture.
- She's done the drugs, but now she's clean-living, having even knocked her legendary pot habit on the head.
- I've gone from being the least clean-living person to being the cleanest-living person in the world.
- Or could it be that a book about a poor but honest, decent, clean-living, caring family doesn't sell quite as well as a drunken, swearing, violent family?
- He is an otherwise clean-living guy, respected by his colleagues and friends, but prepared to lay all of that on the line for the woman he is having an affair with.
- They all look so healthy and cheerful in a clean-living, sprout-sprouting kind of way.
Synonyms
honourable, honest, trustworthy, dependable, worthy, respectable, upright, incorrupt, virtuous, good, ethical, moral

单词	clean-living
释义	Definition of clean-living in English: clean-living adjective Not indulging in anything unhealthy or immoral. Young is surprisingly clean-living: a non-smoking fitness fanatic Example sentencesExamples I long for the day gone by when our pop stars were a clean-living, purer, less controversial breed. A passionate, clean-living group of musicians have fused rock ‘n roll with gospel and have done it with zeal. He was a clean-living young man whose spare time ran to nothing more villainous than drama and singing. In these clean-living days you might be forgiven for thinking we've all tidied up our acts. He's quite a clean-living person, he's quite fit, he doesn't smoke, so you can't understand why it happens to him. He was a clean-living man with high moral values and he was completely unselfish, caring and gentle. And with a workload that shows no signs of slacking off any time soon, Bill's got every incentive to keep up his clean-living lifestyle - and even get around to that yoga. And whether it's the result of his latest clean-living regime or the cold he was suffering from in Glasgow, it doesn't really matter. She has always seemed like a pretty clean-living girl - irritatingly so, really. I like to think people regard me as a good, clean-living professional. Named after a town in California (where, incidentally, Robert Louis Stevenson used to live) this restaurant features flavoursome, clean-living food with an impressive list of Californian wine. I don't count myself in this, for I live an unhealthy life, but I am the exception among my clean-living contemporaries. His approach to life could scarcely be more different than his clean-living, modest father. ‘You've got to have pretty clean-living guys,’ he said, referring to the need for players to get their rest instead of cavorting at all-night pubs. Elected to the Illinois legislature in 1936, Daley was a hard-working, clean-living exception to the carousing lifestyle of the state's legislative culture. She's done the drugs, but now she's clean-living, having even knocked her legendary pot habit on the head. I've gone from being the least clean-living person to being the cleanest-living person in the world. Or could it be that a book about a poor but honest, decent, clean-living, caring family doesn't sell quite as well as a drunken, swearing, violent family? He is an otherwise clean-living guy, respected by his colleagues and friends, but prepared to lay all of that on the line for the woman he is having an affair with. They all look so healthy and cheerful in a clean-living, sprout-sprouting kind of way. Synonyms honourable, honest, trustworthy, dependable, worthy, respectable, upright, incorrupt, virtuous, good, ethical, moral
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