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purgatorial

/ˌpɜːr.ɡəˈtɔːr.i.əl/

Traducción: Relativo al purgatorio o característico de él; se usa a menudo metafóricamente para describir un estado de sufrimiento, purificación o espera.

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adjective

/ˌpɜːr.ɡəˈtɔːr.i.əl/C2formal
  • esRelativo al purgatorio o característico de él; se usa a menudo metafóricamente para describir un estado de sufrimiento, purificación o espera.

Relating to or characteristic of purgatory; often used metaphorically to describe a state of suffering, cleansing, or waiting.

  1. Cleansing or purifyingC2formal

    Serving to remove sin, guilt, or moral impurities; having a purging effect.

    esPurgante o purificador

    • The ritual was considered a purgatorial act to cleanse the soul.
    • He underwent a purgatorial process of confession and penance.
    • The ancient text described purgatorial rites for spiritual renewal.

    Sinónimoscleansingexpiatorypurgativepurgingpurifying

  2. Relating to purgatoryC2formal

    Of, relating to, or resembling the state of purgatory, often involving suffering or purification before reaching a better state.

    espurgatorial (relativo al purgatorio)

    • The journey through the desert felt purgatorial, with endless hardship.
    • She described her long illness as a purgatorial experience.
    • The novel's protagonist endures a purgatorial wait for redemption.

    Sinónimoscleansingexpiatorypenitentialpurgatorypurifying

Formas
  • more purgatorial comparative form
  • most purgatorial superlative form
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