purifier
- noun
- /ˈpjʊrɪfaɪər/
- Specialized
- Split Lip's main job was cop, but on the side, he sold water purifiers.
- water purifier
Any time I do my Hairspray, my air purifier goes wild.
- Any time I do my Hairspray, my air purifier goes wild.
- It's been a complete game changer to have an air purifier.
- It's like art, but it's also an award-winning air purifier.
- Order your Enviro Cleanse home air purifier while supplies last.
- Now once you've got the mold out of your home or you're in a new home and you've got an air purifier going, I like ozone treatment.
- And I thought air purifiers were disgusting, noisy and ugly.
- Well I found on Craigslist a few air purifiers.
- So this is called the Dyson air purifier.
Examples
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Order your Enviro Cleanse home air purifier while supplies last.
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For example, sand has served as a water purifier for centuries.
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The lightweight purifier in the pack never made its presence felt.
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It's a Philips air purifier or something like that.
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Next, they clear the air using a HEPA-filtered air purifier or scrubber.
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The Ionic Fridge Air Purifier silently cleans the air in your refrigerator.
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The Aqua Scum 2003 is an all-purpose, self-cleaning salt-water purifier that extends the life of your aquarium fish.
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Aqua True Purifiers use a four stage reverse osmosis purification process, and their countertop purifiers work with no installation or plug.
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To improve your air quality, consider buying a purifier that removes dust and allergens.
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Investing in a purifier can significantly reduce harmful substances in your drinking water.
Synonyms
A thing that removes unwanted parts from water, air, light and sound
A machine that removes dust and small particles from the air as it passes through
A machine that removes harmful chemicals from gases before release
A device that removes dirt, germs, and bad chemicals from water
A device that uses living things to remove harmful substances from water or air
A machine with a filter that removes dust and small particles from the air
A device that releases charged particles to clean indoor air of dust and smells
A part that removes large bits of dirt, hair, or pollen before the main cleaning part
A machine that removes nitrate and other nitrogen chemicals from water
A machine that uses a cleaning liquid to kill germs on things and surfaces
A tank or device where solids settle out of water to make it clear
A person or thing that removes unwanted parts to make something clean
Antonyms
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Etymology
Purifier comes from the simple word pure, which means 'clean', plus the ending -ify meaning 'to make' and -er which names a thing. So a purifier is literally something that 'makes clean', which is why it is a device that removes impurities from air, water, or other substances.