pure
Comparative
purer
Superlative
purest
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not combined or mixed with anything else
- She prefers to drink pure water without any added flavors or sweeteners.
- The artist used pure gold leaf to decorate the religious icons.
- The diamond ring was crafted from pure, flawless gemstones.
- The scientist isolated a pure sample of the compound for the experiment, ensuring accurate results.
- She wore a dress made of pure silk, feeling luxurious and elegant.
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absolute or complete, without any admixture or qualification
- Her pure joy was evident as she celebrated her achievement with unrestrained enthusiasm.
- The chef's pure delight in the cooking process was reflected in every dish he prepared.
- He spoke with pure conviction, leaving no room for doubt about his beliefs.
- The team's pure determination drove them to success despite numerous challenges.
- The novel’s pure excitement kept readers hooked from start to finish with its intense, unrelenting pace.
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focused on theory, principles, or abstract understanding rather than practical application
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morally flawless or virtuous
- She was known for her pure intentions and selfless actions.
- The saint’s life was considered pure, free from any wrongdoings.
- The story depicted a pure hero, whose only aim was to protect the innocent.
- The child’s pure heart was evident in every act of kindness.
- His pure motives in volunteering were evident to everyone around him.
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