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/pjˈɔːnəs/
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NOUN
- the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil
- a woman's virtue or chastity
- being undiluted or unmixed with extraneous material
How To Use pureness In A Sentence
- But by "pureness" here, he means either chasteness again, or general purity, or incorruptness, or even his preaching the Gospel freely. NPNF1-12. Saint Chrysostom: Homilies on the Epistles of Paul to the Corinthians
- This impureness can break the backbone of one's country if they are unheeded. WordPress.com News
- The unresolvedness of this juxtaposition opens questions about the pureness of form and the truth of images.
- (almost twice as heavy) a metal impureness corporate dSLR. Www.awesomeblogs.com
- As everything is the unity of pureness and impureness, both have their value as well as significance, and they can transform into each other under certain conditions.
- The pureness of whites in some celebrated old pictures is rather to be attributed to a proper method of using, careful preservation of the work, and in many instances to the introduction of ultramarine or a permanent cold colour into the white -- such as plumbago -- helped also by judicious contrast. Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
- White indicates that the pureness admitting of no blasphemy, not admitting smearing pure, has and sacred.
- How to understand and handle the relationship between pureness and impureness correctly is a philosophical, practical and ideological issue that has universal significance and deserves concern.
- It's true: There's a distinctive farm-like pureness to these whiskies that puts them closer to an earthy genever (traditional Dutch gin) or cachaça (a rum-like spirit from Brazil) than a bourbon. White Is the New Brown
- Secondly, Because the example of Christ teaches us so much; for he washed his disciples 'feet before he admitted them to eat of this supper; signifying how thou shouldst lay aside all impureness of heart, and uncleanness of life, and be furnished with humility and charity, before thou presumest to taste of this holy supper (John xiii. The Practice of Piety: Directing a Christian How to Walk, that He May Please God.
