purify 音标拼音: [pj'ʊrəf
, ɑɪ]
vt . 使纯净,使洁净;使道德上净化;精炼,提纯
使纯净,使洁净;使道德上净化;精炼,提纯
purify v 1 :
remove impurities from ,
increase the concentration of ,
and separate through the process of distillation ; "
purify the water " [
synonym : {
purify }, {
sublimate }, {
make pure }, {
distill }]
2 :
make pure or free from sin or guilt ; "
he left the monastery purified " [
synonym : {
purify }, {
purge }, {
sanctify }]
3 :
become clean or pure or free of guilt and sin ; "
The hippies came to the ashram in order to purify "
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To grow or become pure or clear .
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1 .
To make pure or clear from material defilement ,
admixture ,
or imperfection ;
to free from extraneous or noxious matter ;
as ,
to purify liquors or metals ;
to purify the blood ;
to purify the air .
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2 .
Hence ,
in figurative uses :
(
a )
To free from guilt or moral defilement ;
as ,
to purify the heart .
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And fit them so Purified to receive him pure . --
Milton .
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(
b )
To free from ceremonial or legal defilement .
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And Moses took the blood ,
and put it upon the horns of the altar , . . .
and purified the altar . --
Lev .
viii .
15 .
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Purify both yourselves and your captives . --
Num .
xxxi .
19 .
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(
c )
To free from improprieties or barbarisms ;
as ,
to purify a language . --
Sprat .
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125 Moby Thesaurus words for "
purify ":
abate ,
abrade ,
absolve ,
abstract ,
acquit ,
atone ,
bate ,
beatify ,
bleach ,
bless ,
bolt ,
bowdlerize ,
canonize ,
chasten ,
clarify ,
clean ,
clean out ,
clean up ,
cleanse ,
clear ,
clear out ,
consecrate ,
curtail ,
decontaminate ,
decrassify ,
decrease ,
dedicate ,
deduct ,
delouse ,
depreciate ,
depurate ,
derogate ,
deterge ,
detract ,
devote ,
diminish ,
disinfect ,
disparage ,
distill ,
drain ,
dry -
clean ,
dust ,
dust off ,
eat away ,
edulcorate ,
elute ,
enshrine ,
erode ,
essentialize ,
exalt ,
exculpate ,
excuse ,
exonerate ,
expiate ,
expurgate ,
extract ,
file away ,
filter ,
filtrate ,
forgive ,
freshen ,
fumigate ,
glorify ,
hallow ,
impair ,
leach ,
lessen ,
lixiviate ,
lustrate ,
narrow ,
oversimplify ,
pardon ,
percolate ,
purge ,
rectify ,
redeem ,
reduce ,
reduce to elements ,
refine ,
reform ,
remit ,
remove ,
restrain ,
retrench ,
rub away ,
saint ,
sanctify ,
sanitize ,
scavenge ,
screen ,
separate ,
set apart ,
shorten ,
shrive ,
sieve ,
sift ,
simplify ,
spiritualize ,
spruce ,
steam -
clean ,
strain ,
streamline ,
strip down ,
subduct ,
sublimate ,
sublime ,
subtract ,
sweep out ,
sweeten ,
take away ,
take from ,
thin ,
thin out ,
tidy ,
try ,
wash ,
wear away ,
weed ,
whiten ,
winnow ,
wipe ,
wipe off ,
wipe out ,
wipe up ,
withdraw
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PURIFY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of PURIFY is to make pure How to use purify in a sentence
PURIFY Synonyms: 63 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster Synonyms for PURIFY: purge, cleanse, heal, restore, sanctify, improve, refine, amend; Antonyms of PURIFY: degrade, corrupt, defile, stain, debase, demean, poison, warp
PURIFY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary PURIFY definition: 1 to remove bad substances from something to make it pure: 2 to remove immoral thoughts or acts… Learn more
PURIFY Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Purify definition: to make pure; free from anything that debases, pollutes, adulterates, or contaminates See examples of PURIFY used in a sentence
Purify - definition of purify by The Free Dictionary 1 To rid of impurities: purify water 2 To rid of foreign or objectionable elements: tried to purify the party of its dissenters 3 To free from moral or spiritual defilement: rituals to purify the soul
PURIFY definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you purify a substance, you make it pure by removing any harmful, dirty, or inferior substances from it I take wheat and yeast tablets daily to purify the blood
purify verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of purify verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
PURIFY | meaning - Cambridge Learners Dictionary PURIFY definition: to remove bad substances from something to make it pure: Learn more
purify - Wiktionary, the free dictionary purify (third-person singular simple present purifies, present participle purifying, simple past and past participle purified) The modern arts deviate from the standards set forth by the divine—art should be used to purify one’s heart and improve one’s morality (transitive) To free from guilt or sin (intransitive) To become pure
PURIFY | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary PURIFY meaning: 1 to remove bad substances from something to make it pure: 2 to remove immoral thoughts or acts… Learn more