Clean-cut (adjective)

1. Neat and well-groomed in appearance; having a smooth, well-defined shape or form.
2. Having a clear, distinct, or well-defined appearance or outline.

Origin:

Clean-cut is a compound word derived from "clean" and "cut" with the meaning of having a neat, smooth, and well-defined appearance or shape.

Examples:

1. He had a clean-cut appearance, with his hair neatly combed and his clothes pressed.
2. The design of the building was clean-cut and modern, with straight lines and minimal ornamentation.
3. The young man had a clean-cut, all-American look about him.
4. The garden was a clean-cut, geometric design with neatly trimmed hedges.
5. The sculpture had clean-cut lines and a polished finish.