Cleanliness
Cleanliness noun - The habit of keeping free of superficial imperfections.
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Plenty and cleanliness are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plenty" instead a noun "Cleanliness".
Plenty
Plenty noun - An amount or supply more than sufficient to meet one's needs.
Cleanliness and plenty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cleanliness" instead a noun "Plenty".
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And even the plebs aren't that badly off in terms of cleanliness, at least while in the titular city; Rome had plenty of public bathhouses that were cheap or free for citizens (but not slaves).
Source: The Dung Ages - In versions where the shops differ in cleanliness, it's because the unkempt barber, being better and more popular, doesn't have time to clean up between appointments, while the other barber is less popular and has plenty of time to clean up between haircuts.
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The most commonly known phenomenon is mastering at the volume levels of modern music, creating excess limiting and distortion that sacrifice the cleanliness, clarity and overall dynamics of the sound, but there are plenty of other destructive practices used as well.
Source: Digital Destruction
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