pristineness
- noun
- /prɪsˈtiːn.nəs/
:
pureza
- The pristineness of the mountain lake amazed the hikers who visited it for the first time.
Examples
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She took great pride in the pristineness of her kitchen, cleaning it every day.
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The pristineness of the national park is breathtaking.
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After the renovation, the pristineness of the old building was restored to its original glory.
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We admired the pristineness of the untouched beach.
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The pristineness of the remote beach amazed all the visitors who arrived there for the first time.
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To maintain the pristineness of the historical documents, they are stored in a temperature-controlled vault.
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She admired the pristineness of the mountain landscape, untouched by human activity.
Synonyms
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1.0
Being free from dirt and keeping things tidy
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3.1
The state of having no dirt or other things mixed in
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3.9
Something that is perfect and looks brand new
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4.4
A state that is completely clean and without any damage
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1.0
The state of being free from dirt and stains
Being not mixed with anything else
A very clean, pure state with no stains or faults
Perfect cleanliness without any stains or dirt
The state of being completely clean and free of marks or stains
Antonyms
How Clean
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word pristineness comes from pristine, which goes back to the Latin word pristinus meaning 'early' or 'original'. Think of something kept in its 'first' condition, clean and pure and untouched, so pristineness is the quality of being 'as new' and 'unspoiled'.