Adverb (Scottish Slang) | Emphasis
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PURE
Adverb (Scottish Slang) | Positive / Intensifier | Emphasis
PURE Pronunciation: /pj??/ Part of Speech: Adverb (Scottish Slang) Severity Level: Positive / Intensifier Category: Emphasis
Definition
In Scottish slang, pure intensifies adjectives.
Usage
Thats pure brilliant.
Cultural Insight
Strongly Scottish usage.
Assessment
Regional emphasis marker.
P complete.
Continuing with Q and beginning R.
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