impurely
- adverb
- /ɪmˈpjʊrli/
- The artist mixed the colors impurely, resulting in a muddy shade on the canvas.
Examples
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The chemicals reacted impurely because the solution contained several contaminants.
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He believed the gold was formed impurely due to the presence of other metals.
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The water was filtered impurely and still contained contaminants.
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He mixed the chemicals impurely without following the guidelines.
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The artist mixed the colors impurely, resulting in a muddy shade on the canvas.
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He believed the gold was formed impurely due to the presence of other metals.
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The chemicals reacted impurely because the solution contained several contaminants.
Antonyms
How Pure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Impurely starts with im- meaning 'not' and uses pure, which means 'clean' or 'only one substance', so impurely literally means 'not clean' and is used when something is mixed with other materials or has contaminants.