Purity
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| '''Purity''' is the state of being [[wikt:pure|pure]]; the opposite of purity is [[impurity]]. | '''Purity''' is the state of being [[wikt:pure|pure]]; the opposite of purity is [[impurity]]. | ||
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| - | '''Purity''' may refer to: | ||
| - | * [[Morality]], the concept of human ethics | ||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[Morality]] | ||
| * [[Puritan]] | * [[Puritan]] | ||
| * [[Purification]] | * [[Purification]] | ||
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Purity is the state of being pure; the opposite of purity is impurity.
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