purely (Meaning)

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purely (r)

restricted to something

His decision to volunteer was purely altruistic, driven solely by a desire to help others.
The scientific study was conducted purely for academic purposes, with no commercial interests involved.
She appreciated art purely for its aesthetic value, without considering its monetary worth.
His argument was based purely on speculation, lacking any empirical evidence.
The decision to promote her to manager was purely merit-based, considering her exceptional performance.
The company's success was purely coincidental, as they hadn't anticipated such rapid growth.
The policy change was motivated purely by a desire to improve customer satisfaction.
Her love for animals was purely unconditional, extending to creatures of all shapes and sizes.
The conversation remained purely professional, avoiding any personal topics.
His interest in politics was purely academic, as he had no intention of pursuing a career in the field.

restricted to something

chastely, morally,innocently, properly, decently, modestly,virtuously, righteously, priggishly, prudishly

vulgarly, sinfully,wickedly, immorally, evilly, wickedly, immorally, vulgarly, sinfully, evilly

His decision to volunteer was purely altruistic, driven solely by a desire to help others.

The scientific study was conducted purely for academic purposes, with no commercial interests involved.

She appreciated art purely for its aesthetic value, without considering its monetary worth.

His argument was based purely on speculation, lacking any empirical evidence.