pur

Meaning

1. pure (unspoilt)
2. pure (undiluted)

Concepts

pure

clean

simple

undiluted

absolute

sheer

mere

clear

full-strength

sole

solitary

straightforward

unadulterated

stark

untainted

unsullied

true

neat

stainless

be pure

straight

common

unpretentious

plain

real

fine

sportsmanlike

purity

genuine

unmixed

right

chaste

raw

perfect

unstained

holy

white

fair

pristine

manly

upright

innocence

uprightness

due

just

noble

crude

outright

refined

unalloyed

undefiled

become clear

very clear

very pure

cool

be clean

untarnished

fairly

vestal

virgin

virginal

virtuous

saturated

unobjectionable

uncontaminating

downright

out-and-out

rank

right-down

clean and jerk

elementary

uncomplicated

unproblematic

sporting

sporty

blank

arrant

complete

consummate

double-dyed

everlasting

gross

sodding

staring

thoroughgoing

utter

clean-living

strip

bare

dim-witted

simple-minded

fresh

uninfected

unsubdivided

lone

lonesome

only

childlike

dewy-eyed

round-eyed

wide-eyed

simpleton

impeccant

innocent

sinless

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pyʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French pur, from Old French pur, from Latin pūrus.