pristine

Modifies a noun

• wilderness: Aren't just bananas she shares her pristine wilderness five years ago.
• rainforest: On arrival in the Amazon we'll have five full days to experience the magic of birding in a pristine rainforest.
• reef: A new unspoiled destination with pristine coral reefs close to the shore, perfect for a relaxing break.
• beach: With pristine sandy beaches... of some prime beach time.
• purity: We must have hope to be restored to pristine purity.
• coral: The owner also anchored straight onto pristine coral with no care.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: They are relatively pristine remnants of the nebula from which the entire solar system was formed.
• absolutely: The walls are covered in absolutely pristine coral - the best I have seen anywhere.
• almost: The Billy Banks flow west from Paget Terrace in an almost pristine sixties line.
• largely: With little human exploitation, the vegetation in the reserves is in largely pristine condition.
• once: Sure you can make mistakes and watch as your once pristine car flies off the road and into the valley below.
• still: The jacket was worn, but remained stylish and still pristine even with noticeable wearing at the cuffs and pockets.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The desert cores remain pristine in many parts of the world, representing some of the planet's last remaining areas of total wilderness.
• look: Each cutlery set comes complete with its own wood effect canteen to keep your cutlery looking pristine for years to come.
• keep: For every voice saying that the archives must be kept pristine under lock and key, there will be thousands saying " No!