cleanse
- noun
- /klɛnz/
- Texting
- This is a deep cleanse antioxidant mask by Mukti Mukti.
- a ritual cleanse
- a spiritual cleanse
Sleep, the only cleanse, the only cleanse is sleep and water.
- Sleep, the only cleanse, the only cleanse is sleep and water.
- And, and so anyways, I did this cleanse for my liver specifically.
- She did a prolonged water and juice cleanse and that just melted right away.
- Alyssa has created her own delivered EG Kitchen Cleanse in LA.
- I give up alcohol, I start doing master cleanses.
- So if you're expecting this to be like a super cleanse, it's not.
- Oh man, words cannot express what happened to me after eating these the gummy bear cleanse.
Examples
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A juice cleanse is not going to fix all of those problems.
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We're all having like a cleanse, A cleanse detox kind of thing after the longest shoot day.
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I did a really nice like deep cleanse, put a little lip oil on.
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Ozzy needs a juice cleanse, it looks like.
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You know you should try some yoga, or maybe a 40-day cleanse or something.
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The preparations include four days of cleansing, external and internal, diet, and meditation.
Fiction book (2000) -
She did a prolonged water and juice cleanse and that just melted right away.
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The very act of baptism is, according to Christian theology, a cleansing of original sin.
Academic text (1997) -
Nikki likes yoga and juice cleanses and she teaches pole dancing.
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A juice cleanse can help eliminate toxins from your diet.
Synonyms
Removing harmful substances from the body to treat poisoning or addiction
Becoming morally and spiritually clean by removing guilt
Antonyms
How Intense
Surface Forms
Etymology
The noun cleanse comes from the verb cleanse and means a planned time to make your body, mind, or place 'clean', like a diet detox or a break from social media to remove things that feel bad.