pristine
word
Definition
Perfectly clean, fresh, and in its original condition; not damaged or changed in any way. Can also mean pure or untouched by humans.
Usage & Nuances
'Pristine' is formal and positive, often describing nature, objects, or conditions ('pristine beaches', 'pristine condition'). Not used for people. Similar to 'spotless', but with a sense of untouched or original state.
Spanish: prístino - inmaculadoPortuguese (BR): intocado - pristinoPortuguese (PT): intocado - pristinoChinese (Simplified): 原始的 - 崭新的 - 未受污染的Chinese (Traditional): 原始的 - 嶄新的 - 未受污染的Hindi: अक्षुण्ण - शुद्धArabic: نقي - أصلي
Example Sentences
The lake was pristine, with clear blue water.
basic
She kept her room in pristine condition.
basic
The forest was pristine and full of wildlife.
basic
You won't believe how pristine this old book still looks.
natural
After hours of cleaning, the kitchen was finally pristine.
natural
People travel great distances just to see these pristine mountain lakes.
natural