purificatory Synonyms

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serving, tending, or intended to purify

The priest performed a purificatory ceremony to cleanse the altar of impurities.
The lake's crystal-clear waters had a purificatory effect on the weary swimmers.
The intense heat of the furnace acted as a purificatory process, purging the metal of imperfections.
The ritual bath was believed to have a purificatory and spiritual significance.
The storm brought torrential rain, which many saw as a purificatory force washing away the sins of the past.
The experience of nature had a purificatory effect on the soul, reminding us of our interconnectedness.
The purifying fire cleansed the sword of both physical and metaphorical impurities.
The act of repentance was considered a necessary purificatory step towards forgiveness.
The yoga practice featured a series of purificatory techniques designed to cleanse the body and mind.
The smoke from the burning sage was thought to have purificatory properties, warding off evil spirits.

serving, tending, or intended to purify

impressive, moving,purifying, cathartic, cleansing, expressive, feeling,emotional, impactful, meaningful

repressive,unemotional,unimpressive, unaffecting

The priest performed a purificatory ceremony to cleanse the altar of impurities.

The lake's crystal-clear waters had a purificatory effect on the weary swimmers.

The intense heat of the furnace acted as a purificatory process, purging the metal of imperfections.

The ritual bath was believed to have a purificatory and spiritual significance.