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cleanse

UK
/klɛnz/
US
/klɛnz/

Translations

cleansenoun
cleanses
pl
UK
/klɛnz/
US
/klɛnz/
purificationSens général ou rituel : action de purifier ou de nettoyer en profondeur.
The spa offers a full-body cleanse that leaves clients feeling refreshed.
Le spa propose une purification complète du corps qui laisse les clients rafraîchis.
détoxSens courant en santé et bien-être : cure de détoxification.
She decided to go on a cleanse to improve her overall health and well-being.
Elle a décidé de faire une détox pour améliorer sa santé et son bien-être général.
Synonyms
cleansing
purification
purge
washing
ablution
bath
detoxification
sanitization
purification ritual
expiation
cleanseverb
cleansed
Past Simple
cleansed
Past Participle
cleansing
Gerund
UK
/klɛnz/
US
/klɛnz/
purifierSens figuré, spirituel ou rituel : débarrasser de ce qui est impur, négatif ou moralement fautif.
The community held a ceremony to cleanse the area of negative energy.
La communauté a organisé une cérémonie pour purifier la zone des énergies négatives.
nettoyerSens concret: rendre propre, enlever la saleté ou les impuretés.
She used a special solution to cleanse the wound before applying a bandage.
Elle a utilisé une solution spéciale pour nettoyer la plaie avant d'appliquer un pansement.
Synonyms
purify
clean
sanitize
wash
decontaminate
sterilize
remove impurities
clear
Antonyms
taint
dirty
pollute

Definitions

cleansenoun
A process or period of time during which a person abstains from or eliminates certain foods or substances to detoxify the body.
She decided to go on a cleanse to improve her overall health and well-being.
The act or instance of cleaning or purifying something, especially as part of a ritual or treatment.
The spa offers a full-body cleanse that leaves clients feeling refreshed.
cleanseverb
To make something thoroughly clean or free from dirt, impurities, or harmful substances.
She used a special solution to cleanse the wound before applying a bandage.
To rid a person, place, or thing of something unpleasant or unwanted.
The community held a ceremony to cleanse the area of negative energy.
To free someone from guilt or sin, often in a religious or spiritual context.
The priest offered a prayer to cleanse the congregation of their sins.
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