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Meanings of pure water in English
Chemical compound; main constituent of the fluids of most living organisms.
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Usage of pure water in English
1
I have just commenced to eat the latter; I drink pure water.
2
The site should be convenient to an abundant supply of pure water.
3
And yet it was the same lovely, pure water, like their eyes.
4
Be certain the dogs have a plentiful supply of good, pure water.
5
Good food, indeed, is almost as necessary in Africa as pure water.
6
No church cistern of works of supererogation can supply this pure water.
7
Ten glasses of pure water are needed properly to supply the body.
8
You perceive that the resulting mixture has the appearance of pure water.
9
From pure water at pH seven, to pure vinegar at pH three.
10
And no food of any kind, just pure water 12 days.
11
The reason alleged for abandoning the place was the lack of pure water.
12
Whatever is unspiritual taints the pure water of the soul and is repugnant.
13
They must have pure water; yet they knew nothing of wells.
14
The rabbit ran off and she dipped her bucket full of pure water.
15
The chief characteristics of a healthful climate are pure atmosphere and pure water.
16
It is next to impossible, by artificial means, to produce a pure water.
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