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• s  not mixed with impurities
  unadulterated maple syrup
• s  without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
  the unadulterated truth

• At the time of its release, Pet Sounds was a commercial disappointment, largely because it broke from the unadulterated chirpiness of the Beach Boys' early work.
• In 1996, marketers promoted the remonickered X Games as "sheer unadulterated athletic lunacy.
• By dint of painstaking labor on the part of its developer, Bungie, it has been refined over three installments to the point where it delivers only pure, unadulterated gaming bliss.

• arrant
• complete
• consummate
• double-dyed
• everlasting
• gross
• perfect
• pure
• sodding
• stark
• staring
• thoroughgoing
• utter

News & Articles

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• PHS PERSPECTIVE: Summertime, and the livinâ is . . . busy
  Once upon a time, the term “summer vacation” actually meant just that — a vacation. Three months of unadulterated relaxation. Three months of beach-going, staying out late and, of course, sleeping in.
  June 13, 2013 - The Princeton Packet
• New Company, The Pure Greek Olive, Brings Rustic Greek Olive Oil to the American Dinner Table
  The Pure Greek Olive today announced the inauguration of its high quality, unadulterated gourmet olive oil to the U.S. market. Based in the Boston metro area, the company seeks to introduce a higher standard of olive oil to the American palate.
  June 12, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
• 'Internship' will make you laugh
  There's an unadulterated joy in the re-teaming of those fast-talking Wedding Crashers Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.
  June 7, 2013 - Erie Times-News

Quotes

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• Ted Nugent in Washington Post
  In a guest column in Thursday's Waco Tribune-Herald, Nugent said allegations made by some people who attended the Jan. 16 ball were "pure, unadulterated lies."
• Nolan Bushnell in FOXNews
  Video games today are a race to the bottom,Atari founder Nolan Bushnell tells Electronic Design magazine. "They are pure, unadulterated trash and I'm sad for that."
• Pat Riley in USA Today
  We got in such a habit of playing with talent only and thinking that talent was going to take care of the lack of effort,Riley said. "These guys are just unadulterated. Effort is a big part of what our culture is."