View synonyms for well-kept

well-kept

adjective

Millions of dollars in renovation later the building is gorgeous—Clean, well-kept, organized.

I guess that White House confirmation strategy is a well-kept secret.

Saint Joseph white is such a small production and a well-kept secret.

A few clicks, and his not-particularly-well-kept secret was out.

It features the Charlotte Nature Museum, a well-kept baseball field, and a large body of water.

The fields had much the appearance of a well kept park, and everything conspired to make the day a pleasant recollection.

A pretty and hitherto well kept garden surrounds it on all sides.

The monument is surrounded by a tolerably well-kept garden, laid out in the European style.

Then came the holy season of Michaelmas, and the King caused the feast to be well kept and a solemn Mass was said.

Berlin is a symbol of law and order in its large, well-kept streets, splendid gardens and imposing public buildings.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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