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Example sentences for "impurity"

Lexicographically close words:
impulsiveness; impune; impunity; impure; impurities; imputable; imputation; imputations; impute; imputed
  1. This property is due to an impurity and apparently cannot be predicted by chemical analysis.

  2. It is usually present as an impurity in the ingredients of glass and its color is neutralized by adding some manganese, which produces a purple color complementary to the bluish green.

  3. The buyer will bear in mind, moreover, that much of the stone-lime which is burned on farms comes from limestone that is not very pure, and all impurity is waste.

  4. The impurity most to be feared is dodder.

  5. He is believed to be in a state of ceremonial impurity (bolobolo) such that, if he were to touch his wife and children, they would be covered with sores.

  6. The word Impurity formed voicelessly on Mr. Leeming’s lips.

  7. In the Hebrew ritual a human bodily impurity and the apparatus of the temple alike require a sin-offering.

  8. The result is a state of ritual impurity or uncleanness, conceived of at first as purely physical, but tending to become gradually moralized.

  9. In the great Hebrew annual ceremony of atonement not only the ritual impurity of the sanctuary and the altar, but also the sin of the nation, is laid on a goat and sent away to the wilderness demon, Azazel.

  10. That all Metals were generated by the said Spirit, and differ'd from one another, but according to the Purity or Impurity of the Matrices which receiv'd it.

  11. In Uganda the pots which a woman touches while the impurity of childbirth or of menstruation is on her should be destroyed; spears and shields defiled by her touch are not destroyed but only purified.

  12. To this I may add, that if the Objection of Impurity lies against any Part of this Work, it is only against the two latter Books, for in that which we have here paraphrased, there is nothing capable of offending the nicest Ear.

  13. As to any Exception which may be made to the Impurity of this Work, we shall transcribe what was written long ago in its Defence, from the Preface prefixed to Mr. Dryden's Translation of this Poem.

  14. However, rabbinical Judaism never followed Philo so far in the footsteps of Plato as to consider the body or the flesh the source of impurity and sin, or "the prison house of the soul.

  15. These spread the virus of impurity over all the earth, causing carnal desire and every kind of lewdness.

  16. Another injury done by impurity to the growing mind of the lad is that, in all matters relating to sex, he learns to look merely for personal enjoyment.

  17. No greater mistake can be made than that of taxing a boy with impurity as though it were a conscious and egregious fault.

  18. Hence we might expect that the secret would be jealously guarded and that any overt act of impurity would be avoided in the presence of adults with even greater circumspection than the public performance of an excretory act.

  19. Then I found that he had been bullied into impurity at eleven, and was now a helpless victim.

  20. Canon Lyttelton does not think it needful to make statements as to the prevalence of impurity among boys.

  21. The weakness of the plan arises from the fact that most parents do not believe in the prevalence of impurity among boys, and are quite confident that their own boys need no warning.

  22. In almost every instance I feel sure that the results have been beneficial, that the temptation to impurity has been little felt, and that a healthy and chaste boyhood has resulted.

  23. His festivals took place principally at Lampsacus, where they consecrated the ass to him; and the people naturally indolent, gave themselves up to every impurity during the celebration.

  24. In that state there is gradual purification, and must be, since not all impurity and sinfulness are removed at death.

  25. If a woman has a discharge, and her discharge in her flesh is blood, she shall be in her impurity seven days: and whoever touches her shall be unclean until the evening.

  26. But the man who shall be unclean, and shall not purify himself, that soul shall be cut off from the midst of the assembly, because he has defiled the sanctuary of Yahweh: the water for impurity has not been sprinkled on him; he is unclean.

  27. Everything that she lies on in her impurity shall be unclean.

  28. It shall be a perpetual statute to them: and he who sprinkles the water for impurity shall wash his clothes, and he who touches the water for impurity shall be unclean until even.

  29. I will also cause the prophets and the spirit of impurity to pass out of the land.

  30. In many of the tribes the men sleep in the temescal during the winter, which, notwithstanding the disgusting impurity of the atmosphere, affords them a snug retreat from the cold gusty weather common to this region.

  31. In proportion as we approach the rapids from the sea, female impurity becomes less perceptible; beyond this point it entirely ceases.

  32. As the impurity which springs from the iron, when it springs from it, destroys it; thus do a transgressor's own works lead him to the evil path.

  33. Purity and impurity belong to oneself, no one can purify another.

  34. By turns our purity inspires and our impurity casts us down.

  35. Sexual impurity is wide-spread, but public opinion against it is steadily strengthening, and the tendency is to hold men and women equally responsible.

  36. Sexual impurity finds its nest amid the darkness and ill-endowed children swarm in the streets.

  37. Other witnesses testified as to the impurity of the water supply in the mill and the invariable prevalence of diarrhoea and kindred diseases among the millworkers during the hot season.

  38. The attending physician diagnosed the malady in these cases as typhoid fever and assigned as the cause the impurity of the water used for general consumption in the mill.

  39. Speaking of those commoner forms of impurity to which I have referred, and which are so mischievous as stimulating immature functions, needing, as Acton over and over again insists, absolute quiet and rest for healthy development, Dr.

  40. Granted that, owing to social ostracism, the outward degradation of impurity to the woman is far greater, I contend that a deeper inner debasement is its sure fruition in the man.

  41. Was it not, as we now find by her monuments, that the position of women was high; the wife was enthroned by the side of her husband, and impurity was condemned by the moral sense of the nation?

  42. From some brother only a year or two older, who has just received his first initiation in impurity at a private school and is too young to understand its danger?

  43. The little habit of self-indulgence which you in your foolish fondness have allowed in that boy of yours may, in after-life, come out as the very impurity which you have endeavored so earnestly to guard him against.

  44. The care with which the impurity had been rendered innocuous demonstrated the correct ideas of the oyster on sanitation.

  45. With the compliance of the sun the impurity disappears, giving place to the graceful weed of vivid green that attaches itself to dead and whitened shells and fingers of coral covered at low water.


  46. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "impurity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    backsliding; barbarism; blemish; cacophony; carnality; coarseness; deficiency; delinquency; evil; harshness; immaturity; immorality; impairment; impropriety; impurity; inaccuracy; inadequacy; incompleteness; indecency; infelicity; intruder; lack; mediocrity; misfit; mote; prodigality; recidivism; roughness; rudeness; shortage; shortcoming; sliver; speck; splinter; stone; unchastity; unevenness; ungodliness; vulgarism; vulgarity; want; weed; wrongdoing