Unmixed: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when something is completely composed of a single type of element or substance without any mixture.

• He preferred his whisky unmixed with any soda

Describes something free from any contamination or impurities. Often associated with substances, emotions or virtues.

• She wore a dress of pure white
• His motives were pure and genuine

Commonly describes something easily understandable or transparent, free from ambiguity or obstructions.

• The sky was clear and blue
• His instructions were clear and easy to follow

Refers to a liquid with its original concentration, not reduced or weakened.

• The recipe requires undiluted lemon juice

Implies something simple, direct, and easy to understand or do. Often used for tasks, language, and instructions.

• The solution to the problem was straightforward
• Her speech was straightforward and to the point

Used when referring to something that is in its pure form, not blended with anything else.

• He drinks his whiskey unmixed
• The colors on the palette are unmixed, ready for the artist to use

Used when referring to things or people that have been divided or kept apart from each other.

• They were separated by a great distance
• The documents are separated into different folders

Used when describing a single entity or person, emphasizing uniqueness or separateness from a group.

• Every individual has their own unique talents
• The project requires individual effort

Used to describe someone or something that is completely alone or separated from others, often implying a sense of being cut off or lonely. Sometimes has a negative connotation.

• She felt isolated in her new school
• The cabin is in an isolated location, far from the town