#purity

• Female abstinent — A person (female) who chooses to willingly give up the satisfaction of certain cravings, vices, or sensory pleasures; (as an adjective) feminine form for actions, practices, or communities that promote strict moderation and behavioral purity.
• Angelism — A moral-philosophical and literary current, doctrine, or attitude tending toward complete detachment from material, biological, and sensory reality, idealizing human nature to the point of attributing to it the perfection, purity, and spiritual attributes of an angel. In a critical or figurative sense, it represents a utopian tendency, a form of excessive idealism or rigid purism that willfully ignores the earthly impulses, imperfections, and carnal condition of the human being, risking a total break from reality.
• Angelicalness — The quality or state of being angelic; the ensemble of ideal characteristics specific to angels, such as perfect kindness, absolute gentleness, spiritual purity, innocence untouched by vice, and luminous serenity. The term is predominantly used in theological, philosophical, or refined literary essays to describe human manifestations of rare moral nobility or moments of sacred grace.
• Angelization — The act of angelizing and its result; the abstract, moral, or artistic process through which a person, character, or concept is portrayed in an idealized, pure, and flawless form, being elevated to the status of an angel. In modern essays and philosophy, the term often denotes an exaggerated attempt at spiritualization that refuses to accept the dual nature of the human being.
• Skimmed — Having undergone the process of skimming or removing the foam and impurities formed on a liquid's surface during boiling or fermentation; (secondary regional sense) a liquid partially turned into foam or agitated until bubbles appear; a sparkling wine or beverage structurally treated to stabilize its effervescence.