pristine
adj.adj. perfectly clean, fresh, or new. You use this to describe something that looks like it has never been used or touched.
adj. remaining in a pure state; free from any dirt, decay, or human interference. Often describes natural environments or objects in original, untouched condition.
The car is ten years old but still in pristine condition.
After a long hike, we finally reached a pristine lake that was completely hidden from the main trail.
The museum's collection includes several pristine examples of early printing, with pages that have remained remarkably white and crisp despite being centuries old.
From Middle French pristin, borrowed from Latin prīstinus.
From Ancient Greek πρίστις (prístis, “saw, sawfish”).
Commonly used in the fixed phrase 'pristine condition'. Often functions as a gradable adjective, though in its strictest sense of 'original', it can be non-gradable.