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lustrate

/ˈlʌs.treɪt/

Traducción: Verbo poco usado que significa purificar o consagrar, especialmente mediante una ofrenda expiatoria o ablución ritual.

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verb

/ˈlʌs.treɪt/formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo poco usado que significa purificar o consagrar, especialmente mediante una ofrenda expiatoria o ablución ritual.

An obsolete verb meaning to purify or cleanse, especially by means of a propitiatory offering or ceremonial washing.

  1. Purify by ritualC2formal

    To purify or cleanse something, especially through a religious or ceremonial ritual.

    esPurificar mediante ritual

    • The priest lustrated the temple with holy water.
    • Ancient cultures would lustrate their homes after a death.
    • The ceremony was performed to lustrate the sacred ground.

    Sinónimoscleanseconsecratehallowpurifysanctify

    Antónimoscontaminatecorruptdefilepolluteprofanetaint

  2. Political cleansingC2formalpolitical

    To remove or exclude former officials or collaborators from public office, especially in post-Communist countries.

    esLustración

    • The new government sought to lustrate former secret police agents.
    • Many countries in Eastern Europe passed laws to lustrate their governments.
    • The process to lustrate corrupt officials took several years.

    Sinónimoscleansepurgepurify

Formas
  • lustrated past participle
  • lustrated past simple
  • lustrating present participle
  • lustrates third person singular