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Definition of «pristine»

Pristine means something that is in its original, untouched and perfect condition. It can refer to a natural environment or an object that has not been altered by human activity or pollution. The term often implies purity, cleanliness, and authenticity.

Usage examples

  1. The newly renovated apartment had a pristine kitchen, with gleaming stainless steel appliances and flawless marble countertops.
  2. The hiker reached the summit and was in awe of the pristine beauty that surrounded them - untouched mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and vibrant wildflowers.
  3. The vintage car collector proudly showcased his collection of pristine vehicles, each carefully restored to its original condition.
  4. The conservation group works tirelessly to protect and preserve pristine natural habitats, ensuring they remain untouched by human interference.
  5. The archaeologists were amazed to uncover a pristine artifact from ancient civilization, perfectly preserved underground for centuries.

Phrases with «pristine»

Sentences with «pristine»

  • These barrier islands offer miles of pristine beaches along a coastline accented by amazing architecture. (wyndhamvacationrentals.com)
  • Between 1970 and 1974, a stretch of pristine white beach was transformed into a modern resort destination. (chichenitzaruins.org)
  • The area is known for its biodiversity and magnificent reefs that remain in pristine condition with lush soft and hard corals and large sea fans. (vacationidea.com)
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