abluvion Antonyms
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Meaning of abluvion
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abluvion (n.)
That which is washed off.
abluvion Sentence Examples
- After a day of gardening, the soil on my hands required a thorough ablution before dinner.
- The ancient purification ritual involved a ceremonial ablution in the sacred river.
- The carwash offered a comprehensive ablution service, ensuring every speck of dirt was washed away.
- The artist meticulously performed ablutions on their brushes to maintain the purity of colors in their palette.
- The spa's signature treatment included an ablutionary foot soak to relax and cleanse the clients.
- The hiker completed an ablution at the natural spring to refresh and remove trail dust.
- In certain religious ceremonies, participants undergo ablutions as a symbolic act of spiritual purification.
- The medieval castle had a designated ablution chamber where residents could cleanse themselves with water from the castle well.
- The dishwashing liquid was effective in the ablution of greasy dishes, leaving them spotless.
- Before entering the sacred space, worshippers observed ablutions as a sign of respect and readiness for prayer.
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That which is washed off.
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After a day of gardening, the soil on my hands required a thorough ablution before dinner.
The ancient purification ritual involved a ceremonial ablution in the sacred river.
The carwash offered a comprehensive ablution service, ensuring every speck of dirt was washed away.
The artist meticulously performed ablutions on their brushes to maintain the purity of colors in their palette.
