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71pogrom — n massacre, carnage, wholesale or general slaughter, mass slaying, mass murder, mass killing, mass execution, mass homicide, noyade; bloodbath, bloodshed, effusion or fusillade of blood. Rare. internecion. Rare. trucidation; slaughter, slaying,… …
72purification — n 1. sanitization, sanitizing, sanitating, depuration, depurating; depollution, depolluting, freshening, deodorizing, decontamination, decontaminating, disinfection, disinfecting, antisepticizing; cleansing, detersion, deterging, mundification,… …
73depurate — /ˈdɛpjəreɪt/ (say depyuhrayt) verb (depurated, depurating) Medicine –verb (t) 1. to make free from impurities; purify; cleanse: to depurate the blood. –verb (i) 2. to become cleansed or purified. {Medieval Latin dēpūrātus, past participle}… …
74purification — [n] freeing, cleansing ablution, absolution, atonement, baptism, bathing, catharsis, depuration, disinfection, distillation, expiation, expurgation, forgiveness, grace, lavation, laving, lustration, purgation, purge, purifying, rarefaction,… …
75refinement — [n1] cleansing clarification, cleaning, depuration, detersion, distillation, draining, filtering, processing, purification, rarefaction, rectification; concept 165 Ant. corruption, dirtying, pollution refinement [n2] cultivation, civilization… …
76depurate — v.t. v.t. purify. ♦ depurant, n. & a. ♦ depuration, n. ♦ depurative n. & a …
77depurate — v.tr. & intr. make or become free from impurities. Derivatives: depuration n. depurative adj. & n. depurator n. Etymology: med.L depurare (as DE , purus pure) …
78dep|u|ra|tion — «DEHP yuh RAY shuhn», noun. the act of purifying or cleansing: »the depuration of a wound …
79depurition — bad form for depuration. in Craig …
