pristine (Meaning)

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pristine (s)

completely free from dirt or contamination

immaculately clean and unused

The beach looked pristine, with its untouched white sand and clear blue waters.
The newly built house was in pristine condition, with gleaming floors and freshly painted walls.
She wore a pristine white dress to the party, standing out among the crowd.
The forest seemed pristine, with towering trees and a carpet of undisturbed foliage.
The vintage car was restored to its pristine glory, shining brightly under the showroom lights.
He kept his office desk in pristine order, with everything neatly arranged and dust-free.
The mountain lake appeared pristine, reflecting the surrounding peaks like a mirror.
Despite its age, the ancient temple remained in pristine condition, a testament to the craftsmanship of its builders.
The conservation efforts have helped maintain the park's pristine wilderness, protecting it from human encroachment.
The untouched landscape of the national park was a pristine wilderness, teeming with diverse flora and fauna.

completely free from dirt or contamination, immaculately clean and unused

virgin, fresh, virginal, untouched,mint, uncontaminated, unmarred, unharmed, unaltered, unpolluted

disfigured, worn, hurt, hurt, damaged, tainted, contaminated, broken, worn, disfigured

The beach looked pristine, with its untouched white sand and clear blue waters.

The newly built house was in pristine condition, with gleaming floors and freshly painted walls.

She wore a pristine white dress to the party, standing out among the crowd.

The forest seemed pristine, with towering trees and a carpet of undisturbed foliage.