English to Latin Meaning of pristine - pristinam

Pristine :

pristinam

adjective

veteris, pristinam, primum, barbara, embryonis, pristinum morem requisivit, pristini, antiquorum, praeteritum, priorem, primaevo, primis

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Definitions of pristine in English

Adjective(1) completely free from dirt or contamination(2) immaculately clean and unused

Examples of pristine in English

(1) He has been responsible for the pristine condition of the Liffeyside Park.(2) What I do know is that Muirfield is in pristine condition and has been beautifully presented.(3) The pitch is in pristine condition and it was a thrill for both teams to be able to play good hurling on such a good surface.(4) Her eyes roamed over the coloured marker defacing the formerly pristine white walls.(5) While you may come across a 17th century object in pristine condition, the odds are against it.(6) My teeth are in good condition, pristine for a Glasgwegian, my dentist says.(7) His face and once pristine white school shirt were drenched in blood.(8) He never had black circles under his eyes, nary a spot, and the white coat was always pristine and uncrumpled.(9) Clean bars of soap, pristine white seats and a little hook to hang up your bag and jacket.(10) The interiors of the church remain the same and have been maintained in pristine condition.(11) Many of these shallower coral reefs are in pristine condition.(12) However, the figures must be in pristine condition - the soft chalk chips easily and it is too expensive to restore.(13) All the defendants were dressed identically in grey jogging trousers and pristine white T-shirts or jumpers.(14) Sad to report, it was sold in its original box, its pristine condition signalling that it had never been opened.(15) The barge itself was in pristine condition enhanced by being in full sail.(16) Mr Minningham said that the bottle was in pristine condition, having been removed only once from its commemorative box.

(1) in prison ::

in carcere

(2) prison cell ::

vinculum

(3) prison sentence ::

damnationem carcerem

(4) prison guard ::

custos carceris

(5) prison officer ::

carcere officer

(6) sent to prison ::

missus in carcerem

(7) go to prison ::

ad carcerem

(8) prison term ::

terminus carcerem

(9) prison governor ::

praefectus carceris

Synonyms

Adjective

1. immaculate ::

immaculatos quattuordecim

2. perfect ::

perfectus

3. in mint condition ::

In Condition

4. as new ::

quasi novi

5. unspoiled ::

incorrupt!

6. spotless ::

immaculata virginitas

8. impeccable ::

impeccabilem

9. clean ::

clean

10. fresh ::

recentibus

11. new ::

novus

12. virgin ::

virginem

13. pure ::

pura

14. unused ::

insueta expavisset

Antonyms

1. stale ::

refrigictus

Different Forms

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