Pure ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Pure ( adjective )

1. Not mixed or tainted with anything else.
2. Free from any contamination or impurities.
3. Having a high degree of moral or spiritual integrity.
4. Not affected by emotions or personal biases.

Origin:

From the old english pur, meaning clean, clear, or unadulterated.

Examples:

1. The water was pure and clean.
2. The gold is 99.99% pure.
3. The athlete's performance was pure and unadulterated.
4. The motivation behind the act was pure and selfless.
5. The decision was based on pure logic, without any emotional bias.

(As a verb)

Pure ( verb )

1. Not mixed or tainted with anything else.
2. Free from any contamination or impurities.
3. Having a high degree of moral or spiritual integrity.
4. Not affected by emotions or personal biases.

Origin:

From the old english pur, meaning clean, clear, or unadulterated.

Examples:

1. The water was pure and clean.
2. The gold is 99.99% pure.
3. The athlete's performance was pure and unadulterated.
4. The motivation behind the act was pure and selfless.
5. The decision was based on pure logic, without any emotional bias.