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• n  being undiluted or unmixed with extraneous material
• n  the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil
• n  a woman's virtue or chastity

• Associated with fertility, chivalry and pureness of heart in Chinese culture, this year is considered lucky for bearing a child.
• Out of the pureness of its devotion, the Daily Worker misspoke.
• Greater than creed is the pureness, the kindliness, the gentleness, the sweet serenity of his Burbank's life and character.

• purity
• sinlessness
• innocence
• whiteness
• honor
• honour

• impurity

News & Articles

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• Analyst Predicts Top Food Trends for 2014
  NEW YORK — A continuing move toward healthier eating will meet desires for bright tastes and pureness that will resonate in the kitchen in 2014, a leading food analyst predicted. SN Social read more
  Oct. 22, 2013 - Supermarket News
• 'Carrie' remake flies on Julianne Moore's chilling performance
  Awash in blood and tears, a woman howls in unspeakable anguish as she gives birth in the harrowing first moments of the "Carrie" remake, opening today. She is ashen and alone, her face gnarled with fear. Believing the child to be the devil's spawn, she grabs a pair of scissors to stab the infant to death. Only the baby's soft mewling, the pureness of its gaze, spares it from the knife.
  Oct. 18, 2013 - LA.com
• Movie review: Mother steals the show in ‘Carrie’ remake
  Awash in blood and tears, a woman howls in unspeakable anguish as she gives birth in the harrowing opening moments of “Carrie.” She is ashen and alone, her face gnarled with fear. Believing the child to be the devil’s spawn, she grabs a pair of scissors to stab the infant to death. Only the baby’s soft mewling, the pureness of her gaze, spares her from the knife. Director Kimberly Peirce summons ...
  Oct. 18, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune