Purity

What do we mean by purity?

The quality or condition of being pure. noun

Freedom from spiritual or moral defilement; innocence or chastity. noun

The degree to which a color is free from being mixed with other colors. noun

In biology, the state or condition, with respect to reproduction, of an organism that is developed from a fertilized egg formed by the union of two identical germ-cells. noun

The condition or quality of being pure. noun

Cleanness; freedom from foulness or dirt: as, the purity of a garment. noun

Freedom from guilt or the defilement of sin; innocence: as, purity of heart or life. noun

Freedom from lust, or moral contamination by illicit sexual connection; chastity. noun

Freedom from sinister or improper views; sincerity: as, purity of motives or designs. noun

Freedom from foreign idioms, or from barbarous or improper words or phrases: as, purity of style or language. noun

Synonyms and Immaculateness, guilelessness, honesty, integrity, virtue, modesty. noun

Purity, Propriety, Precision. As a quality of style, “Purity … relates to three things, viz. the form of words etymology, the construction of words in continuous discourse syntax, and the meaning of words and phrases lexicography.” (A. Phelps, Eng. Style, p. 9.) “Propriety … relates to the signification of language as fixed by usage.” (A. Phelps, Eng. Style, p. 79.) “The offences against the usage of the English language are … improprieties, words or phrases used in a sense not English.” (A. S. Hill, Rhet., p. 19.) “An author's diction is pure when he uses such words only as belong to the idiom of the language, in opposition to words that are foreign, obsolete, newly coined, or without proper authority. … A violation of purity is called a barbarism. … But another question arises. … Is the word used correctly in the sentence in which it occurs? … A writer who fails in this respect offends against propriety.” (J. S. Hart, Comp. and Rhet., pp. 68, 74.) “Precision includes all that is essential to the expression of no more, no less, and no other than the meaning which the writer purposes to express.” noun

Freedom from foreign admixture or deleterious matter. noun

Cleanness; freedom from foulness or dirt. noun

Freedom from guilt or the defilement of sin; innocence; chastity. noun

Freedom from any sinister or improper motives or views. noun

Freedom from foreign idioms, or from barbarous or improper words or phrases. noun

The state or degree of being pure. noun

A woman's virtue or chastity noun

Being undiluted or unmixed with extraneous material noun

The state or degree of being pure.

Purity is about being something, abstinence is about not doing something. Urban Dictionary

Expert historian of the manly man's game; sometimes termed the "herodotus of quakeworld." Urban Dictionary

Something that is for drinking water, not people. Urban Dictionary

Purity is a unique, down-to-earth, sweet, bubbly, and beautiful girl with a lot of depth to her personality. She is drawn to nature and loves doing outdoor activities. Guys who truly get to know this girl will fall in love with her; and hard. Urban Dictionary

A smart beautiful girl who is nice but hard to get, also she is friendly but if you make her mad then she will most likely hurt you. Urban Dictionary

Purity is a really nice girl and can some times be misunderstood. She is really sassy and you will always have a good laugh around her. She has a knack for trouble. She is independent and very strong willed. She is very wild and fun. Urban Dictionary

To be Pure, or to pull a Purity mean that you have embarked on a mission or quest, so to speak, that is inclreadbly stupid and/or a death wish but you pull it off anyway. Urban Dictionary

A social ratchet effect within a community. A process of moral outbidding, unchecked, which corrodes the group from within, rewarding those who put themselves at the extremes, and punishing nuance relentlessly. Not to be confused with 'virtue signalling', 'woke culture', or 'online mobs'. A purity spiral can contain all of these things, but it is defined by the fact that it takes place in a defined community or society, where being purer-than-thou is always being rewarded, and holding a divergent, 'less pure' opinion is normally punished, a dynamic which leads to an inevitable escalation as only the most extreme can 'win'. Could be anything, from Mao's Red Guard, to Neo-Nazis, to The Crucible, to Instagram knitting. Urban Dictionary

A creepy, covertly incestuous ritual in which a girl "gives" her virginity to her father who will "give" it to her husband on her wedding day. inherently misogynist, since no one seems to care about what boys do with their dingalings. usually put on by evangelical fundie Christian dads who "date" their daughters, exhibit lots of family love, and have an unhealthy interest in their daughters' sexuality. Urban Dictionary

A Purity Ring which is typically used as a commitment of chastity before God, only in the case of a Purity Rong, anal sex and blow jobs are allowed. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to purity:
purity, parity, purify, purty, durity.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word purity:
impurity, impure, cleanliness, chastity, impurities, virginity, humility, purification, holiness, piety, innocence, clarity, perfection, simplicity, pure, semiconductor, silicon, ritual, essence, virtue, gases, hydrogen, ingredients, coins, wisdom, tone, coin, rings, metals, sin, doctrine, moral, integrity, mind, breed, beauty, pollution, faith, beer, compounds, ring, symbol, copper, ideal, soul, spirit, blood, represents, truth, prayer, sample, crystal, oxygen, spiritual, heart, silver.

Words that rhyme with purity:
security, surety, maturity, obscurity, impurity, insecurity, durity, social security, immaturity, agency security, collective security, public security, convertible security, government security, letter security, listed security, unlisted security, registered security, over the counter security, curate he, imamura t, kawamura t, kimura t, kitamura t, matsumura t, matsuura t, miura t, nakamura t, nishimura t, nomura t, okamura t, security e, tamura t.

Adjectives that are often used to describe purity:
high, moral, racial, original, perfect, sexual, absolute, greater, ideological, spiritual, highest, personal, primitive, spotless, greatest, higher, religious, doctrinal, sufficient, radiochemical, ethnic, ceremonial, optical, inward, inner, female, virgin, relative, extreme, utmost, divine, cultural, immaculate, infinite, singular, native, classical, christian, virginal, unsullied, mental, comparative, essential, exceptional, exquisite, remarkable, angelic, genetic, classic, crystal, linguistic, ethical, spectral, innate, crystalline, ideal, extraordinary, enantiomeric, superior, feminine, stainless, cultic, theoretical, like, heavenly, grammatical, required, revolutionary, holy, abstract, wonderful, minimum.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective purity:
water, oxygen.

Words that sound like purity:
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