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pure
A2
adjective
Usage:
85%
Clean, Clear
Translation: Clean, Clear
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Free from any dirt, stain, or impurity; clean and unmixed.

Pure means something is very clean and has no dirt or bad parts inside. It shows that something is natural and not mixed with anything else.

The water is pure and good to drink.

She wore a pure white dress today.

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B1
adjective
Usage:
75%
Unmixed, Single
Translation: Unmixed, Single
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Not mixed with anything else; consisting only of one thing or substance.

When something is pure, it means it is only one thing and has nothing else mixed in. It is in its simple, original form without changes.

This room has pure silence right now.

She gave pure gold for the ring.

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B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
Complete, Total
Translation: Complete, Total
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Complete and absolute; total and perfect in a quality or feeling.

Pure describes something that is full or total without any other parts or limits. It shows a strong or perfect feeling or quality.

She felt pure joy after the good news.

It was pure luck that I found the keys.

4
B2
adjective
Usage:
55%
Innocent, Clean
Translation: Innocent, Clean
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Morally good and free from bad thoughts or actions; innocent and clean in character.

Pure means that someone is good and honest inside. They do not have bad feelings or actions and are kind and innocent.

She has a pure heart and always helps others.

His pure intentions helped him make friends.

5
C1
adjective
Usage:
40%
Abstract, Theoretical
Translation: Abstract, Theoretical
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Used in logic and mathematics to describe something that is abstract and not mixed with real-world details.

Pure is used to describe ideas or subjects that deal only with theory and not with real things. It focuses on basic facts without details from real life.

Pure math studies numbers and shapes alone.

She works with pure logic to solve problems.

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B2
adjective
Usage:
70%
Uncontaminated, Refined
Translation: Uncontaminated, Refined
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: In chemistry, a substance that contains only one type of molecule or element without any impurities.

Pure in chemistry means a material that is made of one special part only. It has no other parts or dirty materials mixed in.

This is pure water with no salt or chemicals.

Pure iron is used in metal work.

7
B2
adjective
Usage:
60%
Sheer, Very
Translation: Sheer, Very
Pronunciation: /pjʊər/
Meaning: Used informally to emphasize an extreme or very strong degree of something.

Pure can be used to show that something is very strong or full of a feeling. It helps make the meaning stronger in everyday talk.

It was pure nonsense to believe that story.

They had pure luck finding the lost dog.

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