Definition of purity in English:

purity

noun ˈpjʊərɪtiˈpjʊrədi

mass noun

1Freedom from adulteration or contamination.
the purity of our drinking water
Example sentencesExamples
- Similarly Milk in use in the City should be checked for purity and its contents and quantum of water in it.
- But chemists place great value on purity, and spend much time ridding their products of impurities.
- Now organic living is about purity, wellbeing and more than a little luxury.
- Order it any kind of way and you'll revel in the sweet, rich, spicy purity of the thing.
- Make sure the water you drink is pure; have your drinking water tested for purity and use a good filter.
- In fact not only was it a lower colour and purity, but it had been enhanced by laser drilling to remove impurities.
- Women folk of the village have to walk uphill and down dale to fetch a pail of water irrespective of its purity or impurity.
- The best are a welcome change for drinkers - and, with an emphasis on purity, especially for families.
- Herbs have been used in Europe for a long time, but their products are tested for purity and content.
- These steps were very successful, and the lake's water has retained its purity.
- The purity of the product is ensured as the entire work is done by the members themselves.
- And it is this robustness and purity of fruit that makes Pol Roger such an excellent champagne to lay down.
- This would include such features as varietal purity, appearance and analysis.
- It had that quality which all pharmaceutical products aspire to - purity.
- Given the high purity, Gardaí said it could be worth three times that when cut down with the mixing agent.
- The purity of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday.
Synonyms
cleanness, clearness, clarity, freshness, freedom from adulteration/contamination, lack of pollution, untaintedness
wholesomeness, naturalness, healthiness, healthfulness, salubrity
sterility, salubriousness
2Freedom from immorality, especially of a sexual nature.
white roses represent purity and innocence
Example sentencesExamples
- They represent purity and genuineness and a wish for health.
- It is actually blue that has traditionally represented purity, while white represented joy and happiness.
- It is a matter of the innocence, purity, health, and future of such young people.
- She currently sat, perched on the step, wearing a pretty pale blue gown looking the picture of innocence and purity.
- In its vitality, harmony and purity of form, this art is profoundly close to nature.
- The colour white symbolizes a lot of things, and one is that it represents purity and innocence.
- According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity.
- He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and purity in beauty.
- The table might also represent purity and clarity of mind since the white cloth gives the table the aspect of an altar.
- Eager to learn from the great man, she hangs on his every word, reminding him of his own faraway innocence and purity of motive.
- Aleya turned to me and for a moment I saw once again those sweet eyes of Lucia, that sweet innocence and purity.
- He has previously courted the religious right with his strong line on homosexuality and sexual purity.
- Both full of this innocence and purity that so many children no longer seem to possess.
- By Victorian double standards, virtue in a man implied courage, but in a woman sexual purity.
- Her image of purity, innocence and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role.
- Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented purity and incorruptibility.
- The yogi was eventually won over by the purity and innocence of Guru Angad and asked the Guru if there was anything that he could do for him.
- That was the day someone purely evil had tried to rob Kat of her innocence, of her purity.
- Frodo has been chosen as the ring-bearer because of his humble nature and purity of spirit.
- Notions of sexual purity tend to mean adding to life through subtraction from life.
Synonyms
virtue, virtuousness, lack of corruption, morality, goodness, righteousness, rectitude, saintliness, piety, honour, honesty, integrity, uprightness, decency, worthiness, nobility of soul/spirit, ethicality
blamelessness, guiltlessness, innocence, chastity, sinlessness, stainlessness, spotlessness, irreproachableness, immaculateness, impeccability

Origin

Middle English: from Old French purete, later assimilated to late Latin puritas, from Latin purus 'pure'.

Rhymes

biosecurity, cybersecurity, futurity, immaturity, impurity, maturity, obscurity, security, surety

Definition of purity in US English:

purity

nounˈpjʊrədiˈpyo͝orədē

1Freedom from adulteration or contamination.
the purity of our drinking water
Example sentencesExamples
- The purity of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday.
- And it is this robustness and purity of fruit that makes Pol Roger such an excellent champagne to lay down.
- Order it any kind of way and you'll revel in the sweet, rich, spicy purity of the thing.
- The purity of the product is ensured as the entire work is done by the members themselves.
- Women folk of the village have to walk uphill and down dale to fetch a pail of water irrespective of its purity or impurity.
- This would include such features as varietal purity, appearance and analysis.
- Make sure the water you drink is pure; have your drinking water tested for purity and use a good filter.
- Now organic living is about purity, wellbeing and more than a little luxury.
- Herbs have been used in Europe for a long time, but their products are tested for purity and content.
- Similarly Milk in use in the City should be checked for purity and its contents and quantum of water in it.
- The best are a welcome change for drinkers - and, with an emphasis on purity, especially for families.
- But chemists place great value on purity, and spend much time ridding their products of impurities.
- Given the high purity, Gardaí said it could be worth three times that when cut down with the mixing agent.
- In fact not only was it a lower colour and purity, but it had been enhanced by laser drilling to remove impurities.
- These steps were very successful, and the lake's water has retained its purity.
- It had that quality which all pharmaceutical products aspire to - purity.
Synonyms
cleanness, clearness, clarity, freshness, freedom from adulteration, freedom from contamination, lack of pollution, untaintedness
1. 1.1 Freedom from immorality, especially of a sexual nature.
  white is meant to represent purity and innocence
  Example sentencesExamples
  The colour white symbolizes a lot of things, and one is that it represents purity and innocence.
  She currently sat, perched on the step, wearing a pretty pale blue gown looking the picture of innocence and purity.
  According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity.
  He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and purity in beauty.
  The table might also represent purity and clarity of mind since the white cloth gives the table the aspect of an altar.
  They represent purity and genuineness and a wish for health.
  Frodo has been chosen as the ring-bearer because of his humble nature and purity of spirit.
  In its vitality, harmony and purity of form, this art is profoundly close to nature.
  Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented purity and incorruptibility.
  Her image of purity, innocence and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role.
  Aleya turned to me and for a moment I saw once again those sweet eyes of Lucia, that sweet innocence and purity.
  Eager to learn from the great man, she hangs on his every word, reminding him of his own faraway innocence and purity of motive.
  It is a matter of the innocence, purity, health, and future of such young people.
  He has previously courted the religious right with his strong line on homosexuality and sexual purity.
  The yogi was eventually won over by the purity and innocence of Guru Angad and asked the Guru if there was anything that he could do for him.
  That was the day someone purely evil had tried to rob Kat of her innocence, of her purity.
  Both full of this innocence and purity that so many children no longer seem to possess.
  By Victorian double standards, virtue in a man implied courage, but in a woman sexual purity.
  Notions of sexual purity tend to mean adding to life through subtraction from life.
  It is actually blue that has traditionally represented purity, while white represented joy and happiness.
  Synonyms
  virtue, virtuousness, lack of corruption, morality, goodness, righteousness, rectitude, saintliness, piety, honour, honesty, integrity, uprightness, decency, worthiness, nobility of soul, nobility of spirit, ethicality

Origin

Middle English: from Old French purete, later assimilated to late Latin puritas, from Latin purus ‘pure’.

单词	purity
释义	Definition of purity in English: purity noun ˈpjʊərɪtiˈpjʊrədi mass noun 1Freedom from adulteration or contamination. the purity of our drinking water Example sentencesExamples Similarly Milk in use in the City should be checked for purity and its contents and quantum of water in it. But chemists place great value on purity, and spend much time ridding their products of impurities. Now organic living is about purity, wellbeing and more than a little luxury. Order it any kind of way and you'll revel in the sweet, rich, spicy purity of the thing. Make sure the water you drink is pure; have your drinking water tested for purity and use a good filter. In fact not only was it a lower colour and purity, but it had been enhanced by laser drilling to remove impurities. Women folk of the village have to walk uphill and down dale to fetch a pail of water irrespective of its purity or impurity. The best are a welcome change for drinkers - and, with an emphasis on purity, especially for families. Herbs have been used in Europe for a long time, but their products are tested for purity and content. These steps were very successful, and the lake's water has retained its purity. The purity of the product is ensured as the entire work is done by the members themselves. And it is this robustness and purity of fruit that makes Pol Roger such an excellent champagne to lay down. This would include such features as varietal purity, appearance and analysis. It had that quality which all pharmaceutical products aspire to - purity. Given the high purity, Gardaí said it could be worth three times that when cut down with the mixing agent. The purity of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday. Synonyms cleanness, clearness, clarity, freshness, freedom from adulteration/contamination, lack of pollution, untaintedness wholesomeness, naturalness, healthiness, healthfulness, salubrity sterility, salubriousness 2Freedom from immorality, especially of a sexual nature. white roses represent purity and innocence Example sentencesExamples They represent purity and genuineness and a wish for health. It is actually blue that has traditionally represented purity, while white represented joy and happiness. It is a matter of the innocence, purity, health, and future of such young people. She currently sat, perched on the step, wearing a pretty pale blue gown looking the picture of innocence and purity. In its vitality, harmony and purity of form, this art is profoundly close to nature. The colour white symbolizes a lot of things, and one is that it represents purity and innocence. According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity. He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and purity in beauty. The table might also represent purity and clarity of mind since the white cloth gives the table the aspect of an altar. Eager to learn from the great man, she hangs on his every word, reminding him of his own faraway innocence and purity of motive. Aleya turned to me and for a moment I saw once again those sweet eyes of Lucia, that sweet innocence and purity. He has previously courted the religious right with his strong line on homosexuality and sexual purity. Both full of this innocence and purity that so many children no longer seem to possess. By Victorian double standards, virtue in a man implied courage, but in a woman sexual purity. Her image of purity, innocence and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role. Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented purity and incorruptibility. The yogi was eventually won over by the purity and innocence of Guru Angad and asked the Guru if there was anything that he could do for him. That was the day someone purely evil had tried to rob Kat of her innocence, of her purity. Frodo has been chosen as the ring-bearer because of his humble nature and purity of spirit. Notions of sexual purity tend to mean adding to life through subtraction from life. Synonyms virtue, virtuousness, lack of corruption, morality, goodness, righteousness, rectitude, saintliness, piety, honour, honesty, integrity, uprightness, decency, worthiness, nobility of soul/spirit, ethicality blamelessness, guiltlessness, innocence, chastity, sinlessness, stainlessness, spotlessness, irreproachableness, immaculateness, impeccability Origin Middle English: from Old French purete, later assimilated to late Latin puritas, from Latin purus 'pure'. Rhymes biosecurity, cybersecurity, futurity, immaturity, impurity, maturity, obscurity, security, surety Definition of purity in US English: purity nounˈpjʊrədiˈpyo͝orədē 1Freedom from adulteration or contamination. the purity of our drinking water Example sentencesExamples The purity of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday. And it is this robustness and purity of fruit that makes Pol Roger such an excellent champagne to lay down. Order it any kind of way and you'll revel in the sweet, rich, spicy purity of the thing. The purity of the product is ensured as the entire work is done by the members themselves. Women folk of the village have to walk uphill and down dale to fetch a pail of water irrespective of its purity or impurity. This would include such features as varietal purity, appearance and analysis. Make sure the water you drink is pure; have your drinking water tested for purity and use a good filter. Now organic living is about purity, wellbeing and more than a little luxury. Herbs have been used in Europe for a long time, but their products are tested for purity and content. Similarly Milk in use in the City should be checked for purity and its contents and quantum of water in it. The best are a welcome change for drinkers - and, with an emphasis on purity, especially for families. But chemists place great value on purity, and spend much time ridding their products of impurities. Given the high purity, Gardaí said it could be worth three times that when cut down with the mixing agent. In fact not only was it a lower colour and purity, but it had been enhanced by laser drilling to remove impurities. These steps were very successful, and the lake's water has retained its purity. It had that quality which all pharmaceutical products aspire to - purity. Synonyms cleanness, clearness, clarity, freshness, freedom from adulteration, freedom from contamination, lack of pollution, untaintedness 1.1 Freedom from immorality, especially of a sexual nature. white is meant to represent purity and innocence Example sentencesExamples The colour white symbolizes a lot of things, and one is that it represents purity and innocence. She currently sat, perched on the step, wearing a pretty pale blue gown looking the picture of innocence and purity. According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity. He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and purity in beauty. The table might also represent purity and clarity of mind since the white cloth gives the table the aspect of an altar. They represent purity and genuineness and a wish for health. Frodo has been chosen as the ring-bearer because of his humble nature and purity of spirit. In its vitality, harmony and purity of form, this art is profoundly close to nature. Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented purity and incorruptibility. Her image of purity, innocence and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role. Aleya turned to me and for a moment I saw once again those sweet eyes of Lucia, that sweet innocence and purity. Eager to learn from the great man, she hangs on his every word, reminding him of his own faraway innocence and purity of motive. It is a matter of the innocence, purity, health, and future of such young people. He has previously courted the religious right with his strong line on homosexuality and sexual purity. The yogi was eventually won over by the purity and innocence of Guru Angad and asked the Guru if there was anything that he could do for him. That was the day someone purely evil had tried to rob Kat of her innocence, of her purity. Both full of this innocence and purity that so many children no longer seem to possess. By Victorian double standards, virtue in a man implied courage, but in a woman sexual purity. Notions of sexual purity tend to mean adding to life through subtraction from life. It is actually blue that has traditionally represented purity, while white represented joy and happiness. Synonyms virtue, virtuousness, lack of corruption, morality, goodness, righteousness, rectitude, saintliness, piety, honour, honesty, integrity, uprightness, decency, worthiness, nobility of soul, nobility of spirit, ethicality Origin Middle English: from Old French purete, later assimilated to late Latin puritas, from Latin purus ‘pure’.
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