Neat ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Neat ( adjective )

1. Tidy and well-organized.
2. Pleasingly simple, elegant, or well-proportioned.
3. In good condition.
4. Good, clever or skillful.

Origin:

Old english næt, of germanic origin; related to dutch net and german nett.

Examples:

1. The room was very neat, everything was in its place.
2. She had a neat writing style that was easy to read.
3. The website had a neat design and was easy to navigate.
4. He had a neat trick where he could balance a spoon on his nose.
5. The car was in a neat condition, with no scratches or dents.

(As an adverb)

Neat ( adverb )

1. Tidy and well-organized.
2. Pleasingly simple, elegant, or well-proportioned.
3. In good condition.
4. Good, clever or skillful.

Origin:

Old english næt, of germanic origin; related to dutch net and german nett.

Examples:

1. The room was very neat, everything was in its place.
2. She had a neat writing style that was easy to read.
3. The website had a neat design and was easy to navigate.
4. He had a neat trick where he could balance a spoon on his nose.
5. The car was in a neat condition, with no scratches or dents.