Associations to the word «Cleansing»
Noun
- Genocide
- Georgian
- Purification
- Serb
- Croat
- Kosovo
- Deportation
- Expulsion
- Healing
- Bosnia
- Albanian
- Washing
- Atrocity
- Baptism
- Bowel
- Impurity
- Kurd
- Extermination
- Ethnic
- Colon
- Yugoslavia
- Bathing
- Hygiene
- Purge
- Atonement
- Herzegovina
- Nic
- Rape
- Massacre
- Repentance
- Armenian
- Separatist
- Ritual
- Vagina
- Pandit
- Massage
- Civilian
- Apartheid
- Azerbaijani
- Killing
- Assyrian
- Rwanda
- Sin
- Chechen
- Purity
- Fasting
- Balkans
- Soap
- Crucifixion
- Racism
- Rite
- Muslim
- Toxin
- Nato
- Filth
- Perpetrator
- Galicia
- Ukrainian
- Refugee
- Hydra
- Palestine
- Holocaust
- Catheter
- Displacement
- Persecution
- Exodus
- Cleaning
- Tribunal
- Toilet
- Annihilation
- Nazis
- Sanctuary
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CLEANSING, adjective. That cleanses.
CLEANSING, noun. The process of removing dirt, toxins etc.
CLEANSING, verb. Present participle of cleanse
Dictionary definition
CLEANSING, noun. The act of making something clean; "he gave his shoes a good cleaning".
CLEANSING, adjective. Cleansing the body by washing; especially ritual washing of e.g. hands; "ablutionary rituals".
CLEANSING, adjective. Acting like an antiseptic.
Wise words
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