(ˈ)pu̇(ə)r|säⁿ adjective
Etymology: French pur-sang thoroughbred animal, from pur pure + sang blood, from Latin sanguis
: being such beyond a doubt or to the utmost degree : pure-blooded — used postpositively
the contemplative poet pur sang — Louise Bogan
denounce him as a fascist pur sang — Thomas Mann