clean living
Healthy moral habits
Clean living is a lifestyle that avoids excess and vice—no heavy drinking, no drugs, no late nights, plenty of exercise and wholesome food.
The phrase often carries a slightly old-fashioned or moralistic tone: He attributed his long life to clean living.
Someone who practices clean living might be called clean-living as a compound adjective: a clean-living young man.
- detoxificationRemoving harmful substances internally
- balanced dietVaried nutritional intake
- plant-based dietFood excluding animal sources
- fitnessGood physical shape
- exerciseActivity for fitness
mind and body · teetotal · meditation · mindfulness · discipline · hydration · wholesome · sleep hygiene · early to bed · self-restraint · nutrition · abstainer · straight edge · purity · clear conscience · honesty · temperance · moderation
- abstinencesobriety, celibacy, chastity, teetotalism, fasting
- recovery housinghalfway house, halfway houses, recovery house, transitional housing, drug testing
- cleanlinessdirty, neatness, wash up, filthy, tidiness
- rehabilitationrehab, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, inpatient rehab
- dutiesduty, task, obligation, moral obligation, responsibility
- recoveryrecovery, sobriety, rehab, recover, recovery room
clean livingdebauchery
Extreme indulgence in vices
dissipation · vice · decadence · degeneracy · hedonism
clean livingself-destruction
Deliberately causing one's downfall
substance abuse · dissipation · drug abuse · alcoholism · excess
clean livingdebauchery
Extreme indulgence in vices
vice · immorality · wickedness · moral corruption · depravity
clean, living, cleaner, cleaned, unclean, cleanliness, cleans, cleansing, cleaners