Fair
Purely
Purely adverb - With purity of thought and deed.
Both words in one sentence
- His motivation is purely for ratings, however, as he doesn't like the Heroes' method of fair play.
Source: Comic Book / Harlem Heroes - He puts Honor Before Reason and inadvertently furthers Petyr Baelish's plan purely because he insists on being honest and giving his treasonous opponents a fair chance.
Source: Beware the Honest Ones -
In modern fiction, along with the above-mentioned sonic attack, they are usually depicted as purely a type of undead or ghost, without a hint of The Fair Folk.
Source: Our Banshees Are Louder
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