pure

Translation

theoretical

Definition

In its abstract or theoretical sense, 'pure' describes an idea, concept, or reasoning that is considered in its most basic, essential, or ideal form, separate from practical application or real-world complications. It refers to something based on theory, logic, or principle rather than experience or utility. This usage is common in academic, philosophical, and scientific discussions to denote a conceptual model or a line of thought untainted by external, practical factors.

Example

• “Her interest in the subject was purely theoretical; she had no intention of applying the principles in practice.”

  Onun konuya olan ilgisi tamamen teorikti; ilkeleri pratikte uygulama niyeti yoktu.

• “The debate remained in the realm of pure speculation, lacking any empirical evidence.”

  Tartışma, herhangi bir deneysel kanıttan yoksun, saf spekülasyon alanında kaldı.

• “He approached mathematics from a perspective of pure logic, fascinated by its abstract beauty.”

  Matematiğe saf mantık perspektifinden yaklaştı, onun soyut güzelliğinden büyülendi.

• “The philosopher was concerned with the pure concept of justice, divorced from any specific legal system.”

  Filozof, herhangi belirli bir hukuk sisteminden ayrı, adaletin saf kavramıyla ilgileniyordu.

• “This is a pure thought experiment designed to test the boundaries of the hypothesis.”

  Bu, hipotezin sınırlarını test etmek için tasarlanmış saf bir düşünce deneyidir.

• “The value of the research was purely academic, offering insights with no immediate commercial application.”

  Araştırmanın değeri tamamen akademikti, acil ticari uygulaması olmayan içgörüler sunuyordu.

• “In pure economics, the model assumes rational actors and perfect information.”

  Saf ekonomide, model rasyonel aktörleri ve mükemmel bilgiyi varsayar.

• “Her argument was based on pure reason, meticulously avoiding any emotional appeal.”

  Onun argümanı saf akla dayanıyordu, her türlü duygusal çağrıdan titizlikle kaçınıyordu.

• “The study of pure mathematics often deals with abstract structures that may seem detached from reality.”

  Saf matematiğin çalışması, genellikle gerçeklikten kopuk görünebilecek soyut yapılarla ilgilenir.

• “It was a question of pure ideology, debated without reference to practical consequences.”

  Bu, pratik sonuçlara atıfta bulunulmadan tartışılan, saf ideoloji meselesiydi.

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