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What is the verb form of pure?

There isn't a direct verb form of "pure" in English.

Here's why and some options depending on your intended meaning:

* "Pure" is primarily an adjective: It describes a noun, like "pure water" or "pure intentions".

* To express the action of making something pure, you can use verbs like:

* Purify: This is the most common and direct verb. "The filter purifies the water."

* Cleanse: This implies removing impurities. "The ritual cleansed the temple."

* Refine: This suggests making something more pure or perfect. "The artist refined their technique."

* Refurbish: This refers to making something pure or new again. "The old house was refurbished."

* To express the idea of being pure, you can use verbs like:

* Be: "Her intentions were pure."

* Remain: "The air remained pure after the storm."

* Stay: "She stayed pure in her beliefs."

The best verb to use depends on the specific context and the action you want to convey.

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