cleansed

UK
/klɛnst/
US
/klɛnst/
cleansedadjective
more cleansed
Comp.
most cleansed
Super.
UK
/klɛnst/
US
/klɛnst/
Translations
The cleansed skin felt smooth and refreshed.
Очищенная кожа была гладкой и свежей.
Definitions
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

cleansed

Past Simple

cleansed
Past Simple
cleansed
Past Participle
cleansing
Gerund
UK
/klɛnz/
US
/klɛnz/
Translations
She uses a special lotion to cleanse her skin.
Она использует специальный лосьон, чтобы очищать кожу.
He decided to cleanse his diet by eating more vegetables.
Он решил очистить свой рацион, употребляя больше овощей.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.
cleansenoun
Definitions
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.