Kanji 純 genuine, purity, innocence Related words 不正 focuses on wrongdoing or illegality, while 不純 more broadly describes motives or substances tainted by dishonesty or impurity.
不純 describes impure or mixed motives in a general sense, while 邪 carries a stronger sense of moral wrongness or wickedness.
Opposites· 7 純粋 describes something genuinely pure or sincere, the direct opposite of 不純 , which implies contamination or dishonest motives.
不純 means impure or tainted (in motive or substance), the opposite of the untainted innocence expressed by 清純 .
不純 means impure or tainted (with ulterior motives or mixed substances), the direct opposite of ピュア 's sense of innocence and unadulterated quality.
Show 4 more Show fewer 不純 describes something impure or mixed with unwanted elements, the opposite of the unmixed purity expressed by 純一 .
不純 means impure or mixed with ulterior motives, the direct opposite of 純 's sense of genuine purity.
不純 describes something mixed or adulterated with impurities, the direct opposite of 無垢 in its sense of unmixed, pure material.
不純 describes impure or insincere motives, contrasting with 清らか 's sense of moral purity and innocence.
Etymology Formed from the prefix 不 (fu-, 'not') and 純 (jun, 'pure, genuine'). The combination straightforwardly yields 'impure, not pure'.
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