impurity
noun
[ ɪmˈpjʊərɪti ]
• the state or quality of being impure.
• "a struggle to rid the soul of sin and impurity"
Similar:
adulteration,
debasement,
degradation,
contamination,
pollution,
dirtiness,
filthiness,
uncleanliness,
foulness,
unwholesomeness,
feculence,
immorality,
corruption,
sin,
sinfulness,
vice,
wickedness,
dishonour,
depravity,
degeneracy,
debauchery,
dissolution,
unchastity,
lustfulness,
lechery,
lecherousness,
lewdness,
lasciviousness,
prurience,
obscenity,
indecency,
wantonness,
ribaldry,
smut,
smuttiness,
impropriety,
crudity,
crudeness,
vulgarity,
coarseness,
grossness,
concupiscence,
Origin:
late Middle English: from French impurite or Latin impuritas, from impurus (see impure).
