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| − | + | '''Clean''' is a [[word]] that serves as an [[adjective]] and a [[verb]]. | |
| − | As an adjective clean | + | As an [[adjective]], clean often means free of disrespectful, ignorant vulgarities. One's productivity, respect for others, and even intelligence can often be gauged simply by observing the vulgarities in his language. |
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| + | [[Conservapedia]] is a clean source of information that encourages the users to provide insights and learn. The distracting and offensive crude language found on other sites does not infect or burden this site. | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
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| + | *[[Conservapedia:Commandments]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Linguistics]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:45, June 23, 2016
Clean is a word that serves as an adjective and a verb.
As an adjective, clean often means free of disrespectful, ignorant vulgarities. One's productivity, respect for others, and even intelligence can often be gauged simply by observing the vulgarities in his language.
Conservapedia is a clean source of information that encourages the users to provide insights and learn. The distracting and offensive crude language found on other sites does not infect or burden this site.