purity
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3.3
- noun
- /ˈpjʊrɪti/
- Formal
- The community valued her purity and honored her commitment to remain chaste until marriage.
- sexual purity
- purity of women
- restore purity
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Watch on YouTubeAt first, he says in your sex life, preserve purity as far as you can.
- At first, he says in your sex life, preserve purity as far as you can.
- So I was kind of at the height of my purity and there were some still doing these things.
- And then it went through the Southern Baptist with, with all the, the, the purity events and rings and all of that marketing stuff.
- Her purity is what makes everything good in the movie.
Examples
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My purity of soul...
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His poem celebrated the purity of her heart and spirit, capturing her innocence beautifully.
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Her purity is what makes everything good in the movie.
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At first, he says in your sex life, preserve purity as far as you can.
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A symbol of her virgin purity.
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I will not give myself to a man; it is beyond reason and the purity I associate with womanhood.
Fiction book (1993) -
They see an innocent young girl and they just want to, prey on her purity.
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There's a purity to beautiful things that I've never been able to find in another human being.
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In her untouched purity, she embodies for him the dream of an unattainable world of beauty.
Fiction book (1994) -
She wore a white dress to symbolize her purity on her wedding day.
Synonyms
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8.1
A state in which a person does not have sex, often for religious or moral reasons
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4.4
Sexual purity that some people expect for moral reasons
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3.6
Being free from doing wrong or evil things
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9.9
A woman's reputation for sexual purity in older times
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5.9
A woman's not having sex before marriage
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6.0
The state of having honest thoughts and actions
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9.6
Being free from wrong and having an innocent heart
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7.1
A condition of being very clean and unchanged from its original form
A gentle, modest, and innocent way of acting or looking like a young woman
Antonyms
How Chaste
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Purity comes from the Latin purus 'clean', like the word pure, and people used 'clean' as a way to talk about innocence. That's why purity can mean being morally or sexually innocent.