pure form

collocation in English

meanings of pureand form

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pure
adjective
uk /pjʊər/ us /pjʊr/
not mixed with ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of pure form

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Such an approach would be a fairly pureform of political or moral philosophy.
On that model the pureform comes first, logically or chronologically, and the syncretic form comes second.
Since the drugs were not then available in a chemically pureform, it was necessary to find a way of determining their exact strength.
This leads to a form of partial evaluation which in its pureform is called total unfolding.
These careful observations enabled them to make a sharp distinction between lead and tin, both of which were evidently used in a reasonably pureform.
The argument can be appreciated most clearly with mathematics, which is a relatively pureform of meaning.
Policy measures are never put into practice either in a pureform or in isolation.
As chemists freely acknowledged, these philosophically defined principles were never isolated in pureform.
The extent of pluralism fell short of its pureform and thus the system was called 'patterned', 'canalized', or 'compartmentalized' competition or pluralism.
Up-to-now, it has never been prepared in pureform.
In short, the classes identified in tables 2 and 3 are pureform classes, which cannot be described more concisely in terms of any substantive properties.
Likewise, "global" literacy does not exist in an essentialized, pureform, but only emerges as one piece of hybrid literacy practices that are always, necessarily locally constituted.
In addition, the use of molecular clusters permits the efficient laser heating of many other species that do not readily form clusters in the pureform.
There are periods when a particular economic system can be observed in a comparatively pureform, when it leaves its mark upon every branch of economic activity.
An argument to that effect can be made (and in pureform will only be made) based on the normative background that underpinned the decision the court had made.
That is, the types of community are not found in pureform in reality, but are combined in many ways in the patterns of social association in which people live.
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