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Pristine-Turbid

Adjective

Sense 1:

Describing something that is in an original, unspoiled, and perfect condition, but at the same time muddled, unclear, or clouded.

Example sentences:

1. The pristine-turbid waters of the remote lake reflected the hazy sunlight.
2. She had a pristine-turbid voice that mesmerized the audience.
3. The archaeologist discovered a pristine-turbid artifact buried deep in the ancient ruins.

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Sense 2:

Referring to a situation or event that is both flawless and murky or murky due to lack of clarity or understanding.

Example sentences:

1. The pristine-turbid legal case left even the most seasoned attorneys perplexed.
2. Her mind was in a pristine-turbid state, torn between confusion and enlightenment.
3. The artist's paintings were renowned for their ability to depict the human condition in a pristine-turbid manner.

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Verb

Sense 1:

To make something or a situation clear or vivid, yet at the same time obscure or unclear.

Example sentences:

1. His painting style pristinely-turbided the boundaries between reality and illusion.
2. The speaker's words pristinely-turbided the audience's understanding of the topic.
3. She tried to pristinely-turbid the message, so it could be understood by different cultures.

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Sense 2:

To cleanse or restore something to its original state while leaving it partly unclean or unclear.

Example sentences:

1. The priest's incantations pristinely-turbided the old artifact, revealing hidden symbols.
2. They pristinely-turbided the polluted river, but some sediments still remained.
3. Her efforts to pristinely-turbid the damaged relationship were only partially successful.

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