Pristine: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something in its original condition, clean and unspoiled.

• The forest remained pristine, without any signs of human activity.
• Her room was in pristine order before the party.

Describes something without any flaws or defects, ideal in every way. Used in a variety of contexts, from objects to situations.

• Her performance was perfect, earning a standing ovation.
• The cake came out perfect, exactly as the recipe intended.

Refers to something being perfectly clean, neat, or tidy. Often used in contexts where cleanliness is highly valued.

• She kept her kitchen immaculate, with everything in its place.
• His suit was immaculate, not a single crease in it.

Implies that something has not been altered, used, or tampered with by people.

• The ancient ruins have remained untouched by modern developers.
• He discovered an untouched piece of artwork in the attic.