unmixed

or un·mixt

[uhn-mikst]

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adjective

not mixed; pure: unmixed joy.

Origin of unmixed

First recorded in 1520–30; un-¹ + mixed

Related formsun·mix·ed·ly

[uhn-mik-sid-lee, -mikst-lee] /ʌnˈmɪk sɪd li, -ˈmɪkst li/, adverb

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Related Words for unmixed

simple, sheer, bare, minor, pure, raw, flawless, full, outright, unadulterated, unmitigated, unalloyed, classic, plain, modest, clean, elementary, uncomplicated, separate, sole

Examples from the Web for unmixed

Historical Examples of unmixed

The gayety of a light-hearted maiden is often unmixed with boldness, or crime.
Philothea
Lydia Maria Child
Duncan observed this phenomenon with natural astonishment not unmixed with awe.
The Fortune Hunter
Louis Joseph Vance
One white dot in the plain, however, gave him unmixed satisfaction.
The Coryston Family
Mrs. Humphry Ward
This goodly universe was intended for the seat of pleasure, unmixed pleasure.
Imogen
William Godwin
Little, little indeed have I tasted of a pure and unmixed happiness.
Imogen
William Godwin