different between dejunk vs declutter
dejunk
English
Etymology
de- +? junk
Verb
dejunk (third-person singular simple present dejunks, present participle dejunking, simple past and past participle dejunked)
- (slang, transitive) To remove junk from; declutter.
Anagrams
- junked
dejunk From the web:
declutter
English
Etymology
de- +? clutter
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /di??kl?t?(?)/, /di??kl?t?/
Verb
declutter (third-person singular simple present declutters, present participle decluttering, simple past and past participle decluttered)
- To remove clutter from, to tidy.
- I decluttered my living room.
Synonyms
- dejunk
- tidy
Anagrams
- cluttered
declutter From the web:
- what clutterbug are you
- what decluttering means
- what clutter means
- what clutter does to your brain
- what clutter says about you
- what clutter is trying to tell you
- what decluttering can do for you
- what decluttering in tagalog
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