pristinely

pristinely

English

Etymology

    From pristine + -ly.

    Adverb

    pristinely (comparative more pristinely, superlative most pristinely)

    1. In a way that is pristine
      • 2009 January 18, Allan Kozinn, “Under the Influence, or Providing It”, in New York Times[1]:
        [] Daniel Reuss leads a broadly paced, pristinely voiced rendition, enhanced by an atmospheric yet finely detailed recording.