purifying
- adjective
- /ˈpjʊrəˌfaɪɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The researchers developed a purifying method to eliminate toxins from the soil.
It's the Irish More Mud purifying black mask.
- It's the Irish More Mud purifying black mask.
- This is a detox, purifying and clarifying mask.
- This is the purifying cleansing body mask.
- Poor professional, good clean up, poor purifying foaming cleanser.
- This is the soap and Glory deep purifying hot cloth cleanser called the Ulti Melt.
- And this one is a cucumber and this one is purifying.
- This is the Dior La mousse off on purifying Nymphea infused off on foaming cleanser.
- So for me, I like to go in with La Roche Posay Purifying Foaming Cream.
- And and what you just said now, like your target is to change your gut and purifying detox.
- So I picked up the Una Brennan Tea Flower Deep Clean Paul Purifying Clay mask.
Examples
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The water that flows through the system is then put through a thorough purifying process, and the water is put back into the water system.
Blog text (29) -
The water was a purifying agent that cleansed bodies internally and externally.
Academic text (1994) -
This is the Himalayan Charcoal Purifying Glow Mask.
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The purifying treatment effectively removed all bacteria from the water.
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Many skincare products contain purifying ingredients that help clear the skin.
Synonyms
To remove dirt and stains
To pass something through a device that removes unwanted parts
To wash something with water to remove soap or dirt
Remove waste or harmful substances from the body
To remove unwanted substances, things, or people by cleaning
Remove unwanted parts from a material to make it pure
Remove dirt and germs from a person's body by washing
To remove dirt and bad chemicals from water or air to make them clean
To make something like medical tools free of bacteria using heat or chemicals
To remove unwanted things from water, air, or lists by letting the rest pass
To clean a surface, wound, or tool with chemicals to kill germs
Make something clean and free from bacteria
Clean something using water to remove dirt or stains
To remove harmful substances from a place or thing to make it safe
To remove solid bits so a liquid becomes clear
To treat water and other things with chlorine to kill bacteria
To remove harmful substances from something to make it safe
To remove harmful things from the body by changing what you eat
To remove ions from water to make it purer
To remove dangerous substances from people, equipment, or areas
Remove germs from something by cleaning or using a disinfectant
To clean a wound or the skin by washing away dirt and germs
To make something clean and free from germs
Take harmful substances out of something to make it safe
To remove harmful things from the body or a computer
To remove solid parts from a liquid or gas using a filter
Antonyms
How Purifying
- Specialized
- Specialized
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Purifying comes from the Latin word purus, meaning 'clean', and is the same root as the word pure. So a purifying filter or process removes dirt and germs to make water or air 'pure'.