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Purify (Verb)

Become clean or pure or free of guilt and sin; "The hippies came to the ashram in order to purify".

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The holy man prayed to purify his soul before performing the sacred ritual.
The monks relied on meditation to purify their minds and find inner peace.
She sought to purify her body by following a strict diet and exercise regimen.
The priest led the congregation in prayer to purify their hearts and seek forgiveness.
The yoga instructor taught her students various techniques to purify their spirit and connect with nature.

Make pure or free from sin or guilt; "he left the monastery purified".

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Through prayer and meditation, the monk sought to purify his soul before entering the holy place.
The ritual was designed to purify the initiate of all worldly impurities and ready them for spiritual enlightenment.
After years of struggle, she finally felt that her good deeds had purified her of past mistakes.
Purifying oneself through acts of kindness and generosity was considered essential for spiritual growth.
The ancient ceremony was said to have the power to purify the heart and bring people closer to the divine.

Remove impurities from, increase the concentration of, and separate through the process of distillation; "purify the water".

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The laboratory technician carefully monitored the equipment to purify the contaminated water supply.
Distillation is a common method used to purify alcohol for consumption.
The water treatment plant uses various methods to purify the water before releasing it into the local reservoir.
To purify the chemicals, the scientists applied a series of complex filtration systems.
Using a distillation apparatus, the chemist was able to purify the extracted oil from the plant.