







贞高绝俗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “of noble and unwavering integrity, far surpassing worldly conventions”. Exceptionally pure and lofty in character. Literally, “Chaste and lofty, surpassing the vulgar”.

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Open the tool →贞高绝俗 (zhēn gāo jué sú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “of noble and unwavering integrity, far surpassing worldly conventions”.
贞高绝俗 is pronounced zhēn gāo jué sú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 贞高绝俗 means “Chaste and lofty, surpassing the vulgar”. It is used to mean “of noble and unwavering integrity, far surpassing worldly conventions”.
高尚坚贞的节操超出普通人。