sanitary

As adjectives the difference between sanatory and sanitary

is that sanatory is producing health; healing or curative while sanitary is of, or relating to health.

As adjectives the difference between sanitary and aseptic

is that sanitary is of, or relating to health while aseptic is free of disease-causing microbes.

As a noun sanity

is the condition of being sane.

As an adjective sanitary is

of, or relating to health.

Sanitary is a related term of washed.

As an adjective sanitary

is of, or relating to health.

As a verb washed is

(wash).

Sanitary is a related term of laundered.

As an adjective sanitary

is of, or relating to health.

As a verb laundered is

(launder).

As an adjective sanitary is

of, or relating to health.

Sanitary is a related term of bathed.

As an adjective sanitary

is of, or relating to health.

As a verb bathed is

(bathe).

Spotless is a related term of sanitary.

As adjectives the difference between spotless and sanitary

is that spotless is exceptionally clean while sanitary is of, or relating to health.

Sanitary is a related term of unblemished.

As adjectives the difference between sanitary and unblemished

is that sanitary is of, or relating to health while unblemished is faultless or lacking blemishes.

As adjectives the difference between sanitary and scrubbed

is that sanitary is of, or relating to health while scrubbed is with hands washed according to operating room protocol and wearing sterile gown and sterile gloves.

As a verb scrubbed is

past tense of scrub.