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pristine
adjective as in clean, pure; primeval
Example Sentences
For years visitors would venture up Mount Sinai with a Bedouin guide to watch the sunrise over the pristine, rocky landscape or go on other Bedouin-led hikes.
“The traditional sheetrock drywall used in many museums have been painted and repainted so many times, they’re not exactly pristine when it comes to leveling.”
Before they can think about how uncomfortable it would be to live in that world, the endless scroll shuffles them along to another pristine box.
As for the music itself, while it was enough to convince some fans, the lack of actual human creative input made it sound "vacuous and pristine", she says.
Recorded live on analog tape, it has a pristine, wooden-floor kind of warmth.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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