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impure

/ɪmˈpjʊər/

Traducción: Describe algo que no es puro; que contiene sustancias extrañas o impurezas, o que es moralmente impuro o corrupto.

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adjective

/ɪmˈpjʊər/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que no es puro; que contiene sustancias extrañas o impurezas, o que es moralmente impuro o corrupto.

Describes something that is not pure; containing unwanted substances, or morally unclean.

  1. Mixed with foreign matterB2formal

    Containing substances that are not part of the original material; not pure.

    esimpuro

    • The water was impure due to industrial waste.
    • They tested the gold and found it to be impure.
    • Impure chemicals can affect the results of an experiment.

    Sinónimosadulteratedalloyedcontaminateddefileddilutedfoulmixedpollutedtaintedunrefined

    Antónimoscleanpure

  2. Morally wrong or obsceneC1formal

    Relating to behavior that is considered immoral or indecent.

    esImpuro (moralmente)

    • The book was banned for its impure content.
    • He was accused of having impure thoughts.
    • The preacher spoke against impure actions.

    Sinónimosimmoralindecentlewdobscenesinfulunchasteuncleanwicked

    Antónimoschastecleandecentinnocentmodestmoralpurevirtuouswholesome

  3. Ritually uncleanC2formal

    Considered unclean according to religious or ceremonial laws.

    esImpuro ritualmente

    • In some traditions, certain animals are considered impure.
    • The priest declared the object impure for the ceremony.
    • They performed a ritual to cleanse what was impure.

    Sinónimosdefiledpollutedtainteduncleanunhallowed

    Antónimoscleanhallowedpuresanctified

Formas
  • more impure comparative form
  • most impure superlative form
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