Adverb
/lim.pjaˈmen.te/
The word "limpiamente" is an adverb derived from the adjective "limpio," meaning clean. In Spanish, it is used to describe actions done in a clean, neat, or clear manner. It is frequently employed in both oral and written contexts, commonly in discussions relating to hygiene, organization, or clarity of expression.
El cuarto estaba limpiamente organizado antes de que llegaran los invitados.
The room was neatly organized before the guests arrived.
Ella explicó su idea limpiamente, lo que facilitó la comprensión.
She explained her idea clearly, which made it easier to understand.
Si quieres resultado, debes ejecutar los pasos limpiamente.
If you want results, you must execute the steps cleanly.
"Limpiamente" isn't a common part of idiomatic expressions, but it can be related to several phrases where 'clean' or 'clear' connotes integrity or straightforwardness. However, here are some related expressions and their usage:
It's important to do things cleanly to avoid problems in the future.
Hablar limpiamente.
Sometimes it's hard to speak clearly when there's so much at stake.
Limpiar la situación.
The word "limpiamente" comes from the Spanish adjective "limpio," which originates from the Latin "limpius," the comparative form of "limpus," meaning "clean." The adverbial suffix "-mente" is used to transform adjectives into adverbs in Spanish.