Unpolluted

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈpɑːl.jʊtɪd/

Definitions of unpolluted

adjective describing a state of being clean, pure, or free from contamination

Example Sentences

A1 The water in the mountain stream is unpolluted.

A2 She prefers to swim in unpolluted lakes.

B1 The unpolluted air in the countryside is refreshing.

B2 The unpolluted beaches in this area attract many tourists.

C1 The government has implemented strict measures to keep the rivers unpolluted.

C2 The unpolluted environment of the national park is a testament to conservation efforts.

Examples of unpolluted in a Sentence

formal The water in this remote mountain stream is completely unpolluted.

informal I love swimming in the unpolluted lake near my house.

slang Dude, let's hit up that unpolluted beach for some surfing.

figurative Her mind was like an unpolluted canvas, ready to be filled with new ideas.

Grammatical Forms of unpolluted

• past tense: unpolluted
• plural: unpolluted
• comparative: more unpolluted
• superlative: most unpolluted
• present tense: unpolluted
• future tense: will be unpolluted
• perfect tense: has been unpolluted
• continuous tense: is being unpolluted
• singular: unpolluted
• positive degree: unpolluted
• infinitive: to unpollute
• gerund: unpolluting
• participle: unpolluted

Origin and Evolution of unpolluted

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unpolluted' originated from the Latin word 'pollutus' which means 'soiled or defiled'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unpolluted' has retained its original meaning of not being contaminated or tainted, but has also come to be associated with purity and cleanliness in a broader sense.