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cleansed

UK
/klɛnst/
US
/klɛnst/

Translations

cleansedadjective
more cleansed
Comp.
most cleansed
Super.
UK
/klɛnst/
US
/klɛnst/
nettoyéEmploi courant pour un objet ou un lieu rendu propre.
The cleansed room felt fresh and inviting after the thorough cleaning.
La pièce nettoyée semblait fraîche et accueillante après le grand ménage.
purifiéAu sens spirituel ou émotionnel.
After the retreat, she felt cleansed and ready to face her challenges with a new perspective.
Après la retraite, elle se sentait purifiée et prête à affronter ses défis avec un regard neuf.
purifiéPour des liquides, des substances ou des éléments rendus purs.
The cleansed water was safe to drink after passing through the filtration system.
L'eau purifiée était potable après son passage dans le système de filtration.
Synonyms
washed
refined
sanitized
purified
sterilized
cleanseverb

cleansed

Past Simple

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
clean
sanitize
wash
decontaminate
sterilize
remove impurities
clear
purify
Antonyms
dirty
pollute
taint

Definitions

cleansedadjective
Having been made clean or purified.
The cleansed room felt fresh and inviting after the thorough cleaning.
Freed from impurities or unwanted elements.
The cleansed water was safe to drink after passing through the filtration system.
Having undergone a process of spiritual or emotional purification.
After the retreat, she felt cleansed and ready to face her challenges with a new perspective.
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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