Cleannesses [noun]

So from thence home, where my house of office was emptying, and I find they will do, it with much more cleanness than I expected.

We were surprised at the cleanness and neatness of the building, and at the large number of people within it.

What joy when he won his first happy high dive—into cleanness leaping with keen lithe grace.

Cleanness, however, seems to come under temperance, for this it is which precludes bodily defilement.

Temperance indeed worketh cleanness, but this has not the ratio of sanctity except it be referred to God.

This mere statement of the value of cleanness made an almost instantaneous change in the habits of thousands.

But wit you well there shall none attain it but by cleanness, that is pure confession.

For cleanness and neatness, they will vie with the most tasteful whites.

When the cleanness and the sweetness were like the world after the deluge, we began to furnish.

He was standing in the doorway, with a startling cleanness of the hands and face, and a strange, wet sleekness of the hair.