hygiene, n.Definitions

Hygiene is bacteriology made moral.

Hygiene is the corruption of medicine by morality.

Hygiene is generally indicative of character. An individual who is neat in his person is neat in his morals.

Hygiene is important — God may love a poor man, but not a dirty one.

Hygiene is inversely related with work — The classes that wash most are those that work least

Hygiene is distinguished from health in this: health is just keeping well; hygiene is being clean about it.