pureness 的定义
pur·er, pur·est.
- free from anything of a different, inferior, or contaminating kind; free from extraneous matter: pure gold;pure water.
- unmodified by an admixture; simple or homogeneous.
- of unmixed descent or ancestry: a pure breed of dog.
- free from foreign or inappropriate elements: pure Attic Greek.
- clear; free from blemishes: pure skin.
- straightforward; unaffected.
- abstract or theoretical: pure science.
- without any discordant quality; clear and true: pure tones in music.
- absolute; utter; sheer: to sing for pure joy.
- being that and nothing else; mere: a pure accident.
- clean, spotless, or unsullied: pure hands.
- untainted with evil; innocent: pure in heart.
- physically chaste; virgin.
- ceremonially or ritually clean.
- free of or without guilt; guiltless.
- independent of sense or experience: pure knowledge.
- Biology, Genetics. homozygous. containing only one characteristic for a trait.
- Phonetics. monophthongal.
pureness 近义词
purity
pureness 的近义词 10 个
- clarity
- cleanliness
- cleanness
- immaculateness
- whiteness
- immaculacy
- stainlessness
- taintlessness
- unsulliedness
- untaintedness
pureness 的反义词 1 个
更多pureness例句
- The debasing of the currency in the fire’s aftermath — the proportion of pure silver in Roman coinage at one stage fell to 80 percent — also alarmed them.
- Kemp’s all-night coverage was public service journalism in its purest form.
- They keep membership secret to reinforce the notion that the books are a pure expression of mathematics as it is, not an individual’s take on the topic.
- Pillows and duvets from the Swedish brand, founded in 1852, are made from top-of-the-line pure goose down, with its own built-in ventilation system that helps the feathers breathe.
- Soon, he said, the company would have a car that runs on batteries with pure silicon anodes to boost their performance and reduced cobalt in the cathodes to lower their price.
- The stillness of the evening and the pureness of the air made a silent accompaniment to Gerda's beautiful voice.
- And what increases The wonder, sir, her body's matchless form Is better'd by the pureness of her soul.
- When I came to eleven years of age I knew pureness and righteousness; for while a child I was taught how to walk to be kept pure.
- And then he goes on to what he justly calls "the other great Christian virtue, Pureness."
- Wisdom is more moving than any motion; she passeth and goeth through all things by reason of her pureness.