pure
Prononciation : [/pjʊɹ/]
Contexte : « quality »
(adjective) something that is entirely clean, clear or free from anything that might make it dirty or impure. A glass of water without any dirt or a white snowflake is pure.
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The fresh mountain air was pure and invigorating.
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The polluted river water was not pure enough to drink.
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Is the gold in the jewelry pure or mixed with other metals?
Contexte : « innocence »
(adjective) someone or something that is free from any guilt or wrongdoing. A baby who has never done anything wrong is considered pure.
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Her intentions were pure and sincere, with no hidden motives.
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His past actions were not pure and honest, causing distrust among his friends.
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Do you believe that his motives are pure in this situation?
Contexte : « substance »
(noun) a substance or material that is not mixed with anything else, in its natural state. For example, a pure metal or a pure color that isn't mixed with other colors.
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The scientist conducted tests to determine the purity of the substance to ensure it was pure enough for the experiment.
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The mixed paint colors did not create a pure shade of blue.
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How can you tell if the substance is pure or mixed with others?