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The lake was pristine, its surface reflecting the clear blue sky.pristine = unspoiled
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After the renovation, the old house was in pristine condition.pristine = unspoiled or immaculately clean
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And next to it, in equally pristine print, Judith Beheading Holofernes.† (source)
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All his life he'd worn white—a pristine absence of color that defined him—but now there was no comfort in wearing it.† (source)
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The city was pristine.† (source)
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I kept my pristine engagement ring folded into my cotton-gloved fist, aware that, worn with clothes like mine, it must look like a rhinestone, or else like something I'd stolen.† (source)
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The hot-mix furnace stank to high heaven for the three weeks it took to resurface the street, but it was a small price to pay; afterward, Mellen's previously pocked Main Street was a pristine strip of smooth, black pavement.† (source)
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Littered across the pristine snow, trash had begun to appear, in green and black bags, but also in bits and pieces.† (source)
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The pristine campus and well-dressed kids had stunned me on my first visit—the Bronx was not the homogenous ghetto I thought it was.† (source)
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Everything's sleek and pristine and perfectly functional.† (source)
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I had to keep stopping because my arms hurt and my pristine boots grew thick with mud.† (source)
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It reminded him of a word he'd never heard, only read: "pristine."† (source)
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That sign could last forever in this sealed and pristine environment.† (source)
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Peacekeepers, in pristine white uniforms, march on the cleanly swept cobblestones.† (source)
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The hospital wing was a long, pristine corridor with beds against the walls.† (source)
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Timidly she pushed it onto his lap, a pristine copy of The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore.† (source)
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