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[PURPURA.] Chem.: C20H13NO3. Purpuramide. Formed by Thackeray: Mi Williams on's Divagations, p. 282. 2. Important, material. "Most hideously purposeful accounts."-Tylor: Prim. Oulture, i. 459. pür-pose-fül-ly, adv . [Eng. purposeful ; ly .] Of set purpose or design; with purpose or intention; intentionally, designedly, purposely. "Cavalry that will charge home and sacrifice itself may be employed purposefully." - Fortnightly Review, Dec., 1883, p. 844. pür-pose-le , adj . [English purpose; -le .] Having no purpose, effect, or result; objectle . "A vain and purposele ceremony." -Bp . Hall : Serm. on Eccles. iii. 4. tpūr-pose-like, adj . [English purpose ; -like .] Having the appearance of purpose or design; fit to answer any particular design or purpose. "A purpose like determination to acquiesce no longer in the fatuous policy."- London Daily Telegraph. pūr-pose-lý, adv. [Eng. purpose; -ly.] Of set purpose or design; on purpose; intentionally; designedly. "I have been purposely prolix in this demonstration."_ Beddoes : On Mathematical Evidence , p. 24.