Correct
Neat
Neat adjective - Following a set method, arrangement, or pattern.
Usage example: regime change is rarely a neat process, particularly in a country where a coup d'état is more likely to occur than an election
Correct and neat are semantically related in uncluttered topic. Sometimes you can use "Correct" instead an adjective "Neat".
Both words in one sentence
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The next morning, both times, they were in a neat pile, correct and completed, on the ground outside under a basket of rotted fruit.
Source: The Madness Place
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