cleanslate

noun
UK /ˌkliːn ˈslæt/
US /ˌklin ˈslæt/

A clean slate is a fresh start with nothing bad from before.

After the big test, she felt like she had a clean slate.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A board you can write on that has nothing on it yet.

The teacher wiped the board so it was a clean slate for the next lesson.

3. A record with no mistakes or bad marks on it.

He finished the year with a clean slate and no warnings.

4. A chance to begin again after mistakes are forgiven.

The coach gave the team a clean slate after the loss.