Synonyms for hygiene
ˈhaɪ dʒinhy·gien·e

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1. hygienenoun

   a condition promoting sanitary practices

   "personal hygiene"

   Synonyms:
   hygienics

2. hygiene, hygienicsnoun

   the science concerned with the prevention of illness and maintenance of health

   Synonyms:
   hygienics

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1. • Sanitariness

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1. hygienenoun

   Synonyms:
   hygienics, science of health

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1. List of paraphrases for "hygiene":

   hygienic, sanitation, health, sanitary, dh

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1. Robert Glatter:

   The message is simple : Keep your children out of the pool or hot tub if they are having diarrhea. We are talking about preventing an illness by prescribing basic hygiene, if Crypto is confirmed, it's essential to remain out of the water for two weeks.

2. David Feith:

   Strategic risk reduction can be good, but up to a point, akin to basic hygiene. The central issue is that Beijing is hostile, predatory and highly capable, so the US must organize to defend and push back across the board. The Joe Biden administration has said that they plan to do The Biden administration. So while setting up a phone line can be useful, we shouldn't sink too much significant into it.

3. Sister Norma Pimentel:

   Instead of giving alcohol, they're giving baby bottles and milk and all these hygiene items.

4. John Anderson:

   It's all about the absolute basics of personal hygiene. No windows open, full spray repellent and not putting yourself near water at night because that's when mosquitoes bite, in the slalom there is no stagnant water at all, it's crystal clear and chlorinated. But the sprint course is a natural lake in the middle of Rio so when the sun goes down, if you're there, there will be mosquitoes about.

5. Doc Hendley:

   We were able to shift very quickly from our focus, which is generally on water and sanitation, and really focus on specifically hygiene related to hand washing and other things that would help reduce the spread of coronavirus.