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purifying

/ˈpjʊr.ɪ.faɪ.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈpjʊr.ɪ.faɪ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что удаляет примеси, загрязнители или нежелательные элементы, часто используется в физическом, духовном или метафорическом смысле.

Describes something that removes impurities, contaminants, or unwanted elements, often used in a physical, spiritual, or metaphorical sense.

  1. Cleansing from sinC1formal

    Serving to purge or rid of sin, guilt, or moral impurity.

    ruОчищающий от греха

    • The ritual was a purifying experience for the community.
    • She sought a purifying confession to cleanse her conscience.
    • The ceremony had a purifying effect on his spirit.

    Synonymscleansingexpiatorypropitiatorypurgativepurgatorialredeemingredemptive

    Antonymscontaminatingcorruptingdegradingsoiling

  2. Removing harmful substancesB2formal

    Freeing from noxious matter, contaminants, or impurities.

    ruОчищающий

    • The purifying filter removes toxins from the water.
    • A purifying process is essential for making clean fuel.
    • The air purifier has a purifying effect on the room.

    Synonymsclarifyingcleansingpurgingrefining

    Antonymscontaminatingsoiling

  3. Antiseptic actionB2formal

    Acting like an antiseptic to kill or inhibit harmful microorganisms.

    ruАнтисептическое действие

    • The purifying solution disinfects the wound effectively.
    • This purifying agent is used in hospitals to sterilize equipment.
    • The purifying properties of alcohol make it a common antiseptic.

    Synonymsantibacterialantimicrobialantisepticgermicidal

    Antonymscontaminating

Forms
  • more purifying comparative form
  • most purifying superlative form
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verb

purify/ˈpjʊr.ɪ.faɪ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по удалению примесей, загрязнителей или нежелательных элементов из чего-либо, делая его чистым или чистым.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing impurities, contaminants, or unwanted elements from something, making it clean or pure.

  1. Remove impuritiesB2formalscientific

    To remove unwanted substances or contaminants from something, often through a process like distillation or filtration.

    ruОчищать

    • The water is purified through a series of filters.
    • They use a special machine to purify the air in the lab.
    • The chemist purified the compound by distillation.

    Synonymsclarifycleansedecontaminatefilterpurgerefine

    Antonymscontaminatedefilepollutetaint

  2. Cleanse spirituallyC1formal

    To make something or someone free from sin, guilt, or moral impurity.

    ruОчистить духовно

    • The ritual is meant to purify the soul.
    • He sought to purify his heart through meditation.
    • The ceremony was designed to purify the community of its past wrongdoings.

    Synonymsabsolvecleansepurgesanctifyshrive

    Antonymscontaminatecorruptdefilepollutetaint

  3. Become clean or pureC1formal

    To become free from impurities, guilt, or sin, often through a process of self-improvement or cleansing.

    ruОчищаться

    • The water purifies as it passes through the sand.
    • Through confession, he felt his spirit purify.
    • The air purifies naturally after a rainstorm.

    Synonymsclarifycleanclearrefine

    Antonymscontaminatedefilepollutesoiltaint

Forms
  • purified past participle
  • purified past simple
  • purifying present participle
  • purifies third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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