cleaning (out) (Meaning)
cleaning (out)
to remove unwanted things from (a room, closet, etc.), to steal or take everything from (someone or something), to use up all or most of the money of (someone)
Synonyms & Antonyms of cleaning (out)
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cleaning (out) Sentence Examples
- Every spring, I diligently clean out my closet to declutter and make space for new items.
- The cleaning crew meticulously scoured the kitchen, leaving it spotless and sanitized.
- The attic was filled with boxes and forgotten treasures; it was time for a thorough cleaning out.
- After the party, I helped clean out the living room, removing all the empty glasses and plates.
- The garage had become a storage nightmare, so I spent the weekend cleaning it out and organizing the tools.
- It was a daunting task, but I knew I had to clean out the basement before it got too cluttered.
- The cleaning lady came weekly to clean out the bathrooms and vacuum the floors.
- Before moving into the new apartment, we hired a professional to deep-clean it out and freshen up the carpets.
- The fire station holds an annual cleaning-out day where the community can dispose of unwanted items for free.
- Spring cleaning was a tradition in our family, a time to clean out the house from top to bottom.
FAQs About the word cleaning (out)
to remove unwanted things from (a room, closet, etc.), to steal or take everything from (someone or something), to use up all or most of the money of (someone)
defrauding, shortchanging, cheating, denuding,disfurnishing, stripping, bankrupting, impoverishing, bereaving,depriving
No antonyms found.
Every spring, I diligently clean out my closet to declutter and make space for new items.
The cleaning crew meticulously scoured the kitchen, leaving it spotless and sanitized.
The attic was filled with boxes and forgotten treasures; it was time for a thorough cleaning out.
After the party, I helped clean out the living room, removing all the empty glasses and plates.
