A clean bill of health
phrase
A confirmation that someone or something is healthy or in good condition.
The doctor gave me a clean bill of health after my check-up.
Often appears as...
- given a clean bill of health
- provide a clean bill of health
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
A statement that something is free from faults or problems.
The mechanic gave the car a clean bill of health.
Often appears as...
- issue a clean bill of health
- pass on a clean bill of health
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
A confirmation that someone or something is healthy or in good condition.
The doctor gave me a clean bill of health after my check-up.
Often appears as...
- given a clean bill of health
- provide a clean bill of health
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
A statement that something is free from faults or problems.
The mechanic gave the car a clean bill of health.
Often appears as...
- issue a clean bill of health
- pass on a clean bill of health
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Health Context
Used primarily regarding health, suggesting no illnesses or medical issues present.
After her recovery, she was thrilled to finally get a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
Sometimes used metaphorically to talk about non-physical health, like emotional well-being.
Mentally, she felt she couldn't claim a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 3/3Reassurance
Indicates a relieving confirmation that there are no health concerns to worry about.
His parents were relieved to hear that he had a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 1/3Health Context
Used primarily regarding health, suggesting no illnesses or medical issues present.
After her recovery, she was thrilled to finally get a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
Sometimes used metaphorically to talk about non-physical health, like emotional well-being.
Mentally, she felt she couldn't claim a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 3/3Reassurance
Indicates a relieving confirmation that there are no health concerns to worry about.
His parents were relieved to hear that he had a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 1/3Health Context
Used primarily regarding health, suggesting no illnesses or medical issues present.
After her recovery, she was thrilled to finally get a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
Sometimes used metaphorically to talk about non-physical health, like emotional well-being.
Mentally, she felt she couldn't claim a clean bill of health.
Pro Tip 3/3Reassurance
Indicates a relieving confirmation that there are no health concerns to worry about.
His parents were relieved to hear that he had a clean bill of health.
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