pristine in Latin
pristine in Latin is pristinus — pristine means completely unspoiled and clean, as if untouched since it was made.
pristine in Latin
pristinus
Primitive, pertaining to the earliest state of something.
What does "pristine" mean?
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adj Completely unspoiled and clean, as if untouched since it was made.
"The beach was pristine, without a single piece of litter."
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adj Belonging to an original or earliest state, before any change or development.
"Archaeologists study the pristine layers of rock beneath the city."
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pristine in a sentence
- The beach was pristine, without a single piece of litter.
- She kept her car in pristine condition for over a decade.
- Archaeologists study the pristine layers of rock beneath the city.
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What is "pristine" in Latin?
"pristine" in Latin is pristinus. pristine means: Completely unspoiled and clean, as if untouched since it was made.
How do you use "pristine" in a sentence?
Example: "The beach was pristine, without a single piece of litter." In Latin, "pristine" is pristinus.
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