How to Use hygiene in a Sentence
hygiene
noun
- Poor sanitation and hygiene caused many of the soldiers to get sick.
- He has very poor personal hygiene.
- Brushing your teeth regularly is an important part of good dental hygiene.
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For bats, good sleep hygiene is a matter of life and death.
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Corey Buhay,
Smithsonian Magazine,
7 May 2024
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The durable and easy-to-clean cover ensures longevity and hygiene.
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Amber Smith,
Discover Magazine,
24 May 2023
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That is where good sleep hygiene (or habits) come into play.
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Madeline Holcombe,
CNN,
3 Apr. 2023
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One way to improve your oral hygiene is to adopt an oral-care routine.
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Jaclyn Smock,
Allure,
10 Feb. 2023
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The humble toothbrush can help with a whole lot more than just your dental hygiene.
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Kalina Newman,
Washington Post,
27 Mar. 2024
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And yet, there are others who aren’t as keen on promoting the method, with safety and hygiene top of mind.
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Michelle Lee,
Peoplemag,
30 July 2023
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In addition to the showers, the group provides free clothes and hygiene products.
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Joy Ashford,
Dallas News,
25 Aug. 2023
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In the video, the nurses malign the parents’ hygiene and breast-feeding practices.
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Cate McQuaid,
BostonGlobe.com,
19 May 2022
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Good spine hygiene doesn’t mean brushing and flossing your spine in front of the mirror every day.
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Bruce Y. Lee,
Forbes,
26 Mar. 2023
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The fabs demand caution, reverence, and of course the hygiene of an abluted priest.
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Virginia Heffernan,
WIRED,
21 Mar. 2023
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At first thought, piles of fresh, ready-to-use towels can bring a hotel quality and tip-top hygiene to your home.
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Kelsey Mulvey,
Southern Living,
18 Oct. 2024
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Grooming and hygiene sets, such as bath bombs, skincare, or a first shaving kit can make great gifts for 14-year-olds.
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Patrice J. Williams,
Parents,
12 July 2024
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The hygiene products will likely roll out in coming months.
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Blake Apgar,
The Salt Lake Tribune,
23 July 2022
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Cover two people for three loads each, a meal and hygiene products.
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oregonlive,
23 Nov. 2022
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Bad oral hygiene and an unhealthy gut are frequently to blame.
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Amber Smith,
Discover Magazine,
23 Oct. 2022
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It was also found that Zoey had severe dental hygiene to the point where some of her teeth were not even visible due to the buildup on them.
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The Republic,
The Arizona Republic,
16 Dec. 2022
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Visitors to the spas of France’s overseas empire soaked in racialized ideas about hygiene and leisure.
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Lauren Collins,
The New Yorker,
23 May 2022
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Also, as an appliance that will surely see a lot of use, think about hygiene.
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Men's Health,
10 Feb. 2023
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Next to it is a three-tier rolling cart, with free items for anyone who needs them: Lip balm, masks, snacks and feminine hygiene products.
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The Salt Lake Tribune,
31 May 2022
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Consider their hygiene and daily habits and inform them of the risks and benefits of fake nails.
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Leslie D. Rose,
Parents,
2 July 2024
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That’s not going to completely screw up your sleep hygiene.
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Sofia Quaglia,
Discover Magazine,
15 Mar. 2023
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There’s very little hygiene to protect the farmers that are milking.
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Helen Branswell,
STAT,
5 Apr. 2024
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Of course, most dentists will tell you that, for the absolute best dental hygiene, brushing alone isn't enough.
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Men's Health,
15 Feb. 2023
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Humans may need more sleep during the winter, new study suggests What is sleep hygiene?
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Daryl Austin,
USA TODAY,
25 Mar. 2023
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Many people strive for pearly whites, but oral hygiene isn’t just about cosmetics.
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Lacey Muinos,
Health,
11 Dec. 2023
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Good hygiene is the cornerstone of preventing E. coli spread.
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Mustafa Fattah,
NBC News,
24 Oct. 2024
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In most cases, infection is spread when people handling food fail to use proper hand-washing hygiene after using the restroom.
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Devonne Goode,
Parents,
23 Oct. 2024
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