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une âme pure
/yn‿ɑm pyʁ/
a pure soul
Elle a une âme pure, toujours prête à aider les autres.
She has a pure soul, always ready to help others.
literaryformal
A person with an innocent, kind, and morally upright nature, free from corruption or malice.
Son regard reflétait une âme pure, incapable de tromperie.
His gaze reflected a pure soul, incapable of deceit.
Dans le roman, le héros est décrit comme une âme pure, guidée par la bonté.
In the novel, the hero is described as a pure soul, guided by kindness.
Often used in literary or poetic contexts to describe moral purity and innocence.
Collocations
une âme pure et innocentea pure and innocent soulavoir une âme pureto have a pure soul
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Literary Usage
This phrase is commonly found in poetry, literature, and philosophical discussions.
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Metaphorical Meaning
The phrase is not used literally but to describe moral or spiritual qualities.
Word Origin
From 'âme' (soul) and 'pure' (pure), combining the concepts of spiritual purity and moral integrity.
Usage Notes
This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe someone with exceptional moral character or innocence.
Word Breakdown
âme
soul
rootpure
pure
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