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cleansing

adjective as in cathartic

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noun as in ablution

noun as in bath

noun as in catharsis

noun as in distillation

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noun as in scrubbing

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noun as in wash

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From there, the data is cleansed of anything that could compromise a person’s identity before being shared with the ad networks for ad execs to access.

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A spokesperson for Violet Grey said sales for cleansing cloths for all brands have been relatively flat, and that the retailer has not seen a significant increase or decrease in overall wipe sales as a result of the pandemic.

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Fill her with vinegar and water and pop her in the microwave for five to seven minutes, watch as cleansing steam shoots out of her ears, and enjoy a squeaky clean appliance.

We could have less-than-great air quality, at least until rain showers arrive Saturday night to help start cleansing our hazy, somewhat polluted atmosphere.

If it doesn’t look almost as good as new, do another shake-cleanse round.

Ghusul is a ritual cleansing from head to toe, in this instance performed with all the solemnity of a trip to a water park.

Just this week, in fact, California went through a cleansing of sorts.

It was time for the cleansing part of the ceremony and Victoria and I, along with half of the crowd, lined up on facing benches.

For them, this is not demolition but reclamation, cleansing the sanctuary that has been profaned by liberals.

Would the cleansing operation revive the image of the republic in the midst of fighting?

The objects in the engraving are probably the shears, comb, ladle, and an unknown instrument used for cleansing wool.

Therefore they now carried boughs and green branches and palms, for him that had given them good success in cleansing his place.

The present government, instead of constructing similar works, neglects even the repairs and requisite cleansing of this aqueduct.

They take pride in their hair, and are particularly careful about it, washing and cleansing it almost every day.

It was softer than a cleansing tissue, and probably even more flexible.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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