Adverb
pristinely (comparative more pristinely, superlative most pristinely)
In a way that is pristine
Indeed the raw red snapper is pristinely clean, but with the surrounding ingredients, the snapper’s flavor and texture range expands beyond what is expected from the deceptively simple dish. Source: Internet
I expect this book to be found dog-eared in schooling barns and pristinely kept on the shelves of writing professors. Source: Internet
The entrance to Delicatessen, in a rear courtyard of a decrepit Khrushchev-era apartment block, didn't prepare me for the pristinely retro interior or the brilliant cocktails and nalivki (fruit and berry infusions) served in antique cordial glasses. Source: Internet
The master bathroom of Emily and John's Brooklyn home is pristinely decorated and gives a nod to the home's history, with light wells and a stained glass skylight adding unique finishing touches. Source: Internet
The soles were pristinely fresh and quite well done, though I detected an unpleasant bit of greasiness to it. Source: Internet
This rule is due to the fact that, as a Duchess, Meghan must be dressed pristinely (and appropriately) at all times while in public. Source: Internet