日本語WordNet
being undiluted or unmixed with extraneous material
the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil
a woman's virtue or chastity
AIによる解説
A noun meaning the quality of being pure. It can refer to physical purity (like the pureness of water) or moral innocence. Synonymous with 'purity,' though 'purity' is more commonly used.
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A priori knowledge derives from pure reason independent of sensory experience, traditionally associated with analytical truths through rational reflection.
ア・プリオリな知識は感覚経験から独立した純粋理性から導出され、伝統的に合理的反省を通じて分析的真理と結びついている。
Historians dismissed the apocryphal account as pure legend.
歴史家たちはその典拠の疑わしい話を純粋な伝説として退けた。
The politician's response was pure doubletalk.
その政治家の回答は純粋なごまかしの言葉でした。
The supernaturalist argued against purely materialistic explanations.
その超自然論者は純粋に唯物論的な説明に反論した。
His political commentary is pure blatherskite.
彼の政治評論は純粋なたわごとだ。