pure in Latin
pure in Latin is putus, purus, merus — pure means not mixed with anything else; free from impurities or contamination.
pure in Latin
putus
purus
merus
Free of foreign material or pollutants.
pūrus
Free of foreign material or pollutants.
What does "pure" mean?
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adj Not mixed with anything else; free from impurities or contamination.
"The spring water was pure enough to drink straight from the source."
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adj Complete and total; nothing but.
"It was pure luck that they found the missing keys."
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adj Morally clean or innocent.
"She was praised for her pure intentions in helping the community."
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pure in a sentence
- The spring water was pure enough to drink straight from the source.
- They make jewelry from pure gold, not an alloy.
- It was pure luck that they found the missing keys.
- She was praised for her pure intentions in helping the community.
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What is "pure" in Latin?
"pure" in Latin is putus, purus, merus. pure means: Not mixed with anything else; free from impurities or contamination.
How do you use "pure" in a sentence?
Example: "The spring water was pure enough to drink straight from the source." In Latin, "pure" is putus, purus, merus.
Are there other ways to say "pure" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "pure": putus, purus, merus, pūrus.
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