purgatorial (Meaning)

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purgatorial (a)

serving to purge or rid of sin

of or resembling purgatory

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The souls in purgatorial suffering undergo purification before entering heaven.
Dante's "Purgatorio" depicts the journey of souls through the purgatorial realm.
Some religious traditions believe in the existence of a purgatorial state where souls atone for their sins.
The purgatorial flames symbolize the process of spiritual cleansing and purification.
The priest offered prayers for the souls in purgatorial torment during the mass.
According to Catholic doctrine, prayers and indulgences can aid souls in their purgatorial journey.
The character in the novel faced a purgatorial ordeal, confronting past mistakes and seeking redemption.
The artwork depicted scenes of purgatorial suffering, emphasizing the anguish of souls awaiting purification.
The purgatorial experience challenged her to confront her inner demons and seek forgiveness.
The dream had a purgatorial quality, with the protagonist wandering through a landscape of shadows and regrets.

serving to purge or rid of sin, of or resembling purgatory

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The souls in purgatorial suffering undergo purification before entering heaven.

Dante's "Purgatorio" depicts the journey of souls through the purgatorial realm.

Some religious traditions believe in the existence of a purgatorial state where souls atone for their sins.

The purgatorial flames symbolize the process of spiritual cleansing and purification.