purity
kesucian
definition
noun
the purity of our drinking water
freedom from adulteration or contamination.
example
the 'purity' of our drinking water
According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents 'purity' .
And it is this robustness and 'purity' of fruit that makes Pol Roger such an excellent champagne to lay down.
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.
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.
Aleya turned to me and for a moment I saw once again those sweet eyes of Lucia, that sweet innocence and 'purity' .
Similarly Milk in use in the City should be checked for 'purity' and its contents and quantum of water in it.
Notions of sexual 'purity' tend to mean adding to life through subtraction from life.
That was the day someone purely evil had tried to rob Kat of her innocence, of her 'purity' .
It had that quality which all pharmaceutical products aspire to - 'purity' .
The colour white symbolizes a lot of things, and one is that it represents 'purity' and innocence.
the 'purity' of our drinking water
The best are a welcome change for drinkers - and, with an emphasis on 'purity' , especially for families.
He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and 'purity' in beauty.
Order it any kind of way and you'll revel in the sweet, rich, spicy 'purity' of the thing.
She currently sat, perched on the step, wearing a pretty pale blue gown looking the picture of innocence and 'purity' .
Make sure the water you drink is pure; have your drinking water tested for 'purity' and use a good filter.
Herbs have been used in Europe for a long time, but their products are tested for 'purity' and content.
Her image of 'purity' , innocence and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role.
Both full of this innocence and 'purity' that so many children no longer seem to possess.
It is a matter of the innocence, 'purity' , health, and future of such young people.
But chemists place great value on 'purity' , and spend much time ridding their products of impurities.
This would include such features as varietal 'purity' , appearance and analysis.
He has previously courted the religious right with his strong line on homosexuality and sexual 'purity' .
The 'purity' of the product is ensured as the entire work is done by the members themselves.
The 'purity' of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday.
They represent 'purity' and genuineness and a wish for health.
By Victorian double standards, virtue in a man implied courage, but in a woman sexual 'purity' .
Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented 'purity' and incorruptibility.
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