ALL meanings of impure
im·pure
I i - adjective impure not pure; mixed with extraneous matter, especially of an inferior or contaminating nature: impure water and air. 1
- adjective impure contaminated, polluted 1
- adjective impure modified by admixture, as color. 1
- adjective impure sinful, immoral 1
- adjective impure mixed or combined with something else: an impure style of architecture. 1
- adjective impure regarded by a religion as unclean, as animals or things. 1
- adjective impure not morally pure or proper; unchaste or obscene: impure thoughts. 1
- adjective impure marked by foreign and unsuitable or objectionable elements or characteristics, as a style of art or of literary expression. 1
- noun impure Mixed with foreign matter ; adulterated. 1
- adjective impure A substance that is impure is not of good quality because it has other substances mixed with it. 0
- graded adjective impure If you describe thoughts and actions as impure, you mean they are concerned with sex and are morally bad. 0
- adjective impure not pure; combined with something else; tainted or sullied 0
- adjective impure (of persons) ritually unclean and as such debarred from certain religious ceremonies 0
- adjective impure (of foodstuffs, vessels, etc) debarred from certain religious uses 0
- adjective impure (of a colour) mixed with another colour or with black or white 0
- adjective impure of more than one origin or style, as of architecture or other design 0
- adjective impure not pure 0
- adjective impure unclean; dirty 0
- adjective impure unclean according to religious ritual; defiled 0
- adjective impure obscene; unchaste 0
- adjective impure mixed with foreign matter; adulterated 0
- adjective impure mixed so as to lack purity in color, tone, style, etc. 0
- adjective impure characterized as by grammatical errors, unidiomatic usages, solecisms, barbarisms, foreign words or idioms, esp. when used inappropriately, etc. 0