Purged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PURGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PURGE, to purify
• rid (someone) of an unwanted feeling, memory, or condition
• free someone from (an unwanted feeling, memory, etc.)
• remove (a group of people considered undesirable) from an organization or place in an abrupt or violent way
• remove a group of undesirable people from (an organization or place) in an abrupt or violent way
• atone for or wipe out (contempt of court)
• physically remove (something) completely
• evacuate one's bowels, especially as a result of taking a laxative
NOUN:
• an abrupt or violent removal of a group of people
• a laxative

Words related to PURGED

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How to use PURGED in a sentence

• The air is earth with some of the coarser elements purged away.
• So the fevers were purged out of me, and I became once more an ordinary human being.
• Many critics demur to the assumption that primitive Buddhism was a system of ethics purged of superstition and mythology.
• These men, for the most part, had somehow conceived the idea that they were coming back to a better world, a world purged of dross by the bloody sweat of the war.
• And then it could be the next nest-egg whose original corruption would be purged away by the use to which it was finally put.
• It has kept us greatly humble, purged us of our pride and thrown us back in a helplessness which is, after all, the true secret of our strength, upon the saving mercy of God.
• My Holy Ones have told me that sweet France shall be purged from bondage.
• Nobles and great persons who submitted to ordeal by water were purged by boiling water, but the populace had to undergo the cold-water test.
• The congregation was small and poor, but a long series of persecutions had wonderfully purged them of selfishness.
• Appearances were all against Ben, and he had not purged himself by any explanation.
• The national guards, by a series of measures, were purged, and converted into an exclusively middle class organization.
• The scene is so bewitching that I find my soul purged by it of the bad taste of the attack.
• The choicest gems must polish bear, And metals must be purged from earth, Before a lustre they can wear That tells of their intrinsic worth.
• One with a wonderful engine threw the houses out at the windows, by which means they were purged of all pestilential air.
• Because blood which is well purged and concocted becomes white, as appeareth in flesh whose proper colour is white, and being boiled, is white.
• How many ways is the brain purged and other hidden places of the body? A.
• You have to make the shelter of a new church now for us, purged of errors, looking straight to God.
• But the long possession by such a foundation has doubtless purged the original offence.
• In the first place, we purged the land of many wicked customs, and in particular from human sacrifices.
• The Vigilance Committee prosecuted its work till the city was purged of its evils, and it exercised from time to time its authority until the year 1856.
• The Convention then must be purged, with aid of Henriot.
• Also he spake of what the holy books Do surely teach, how that at death some sink To bird and beast, and these rise up to man In wanderings of the spark which grows purged flame.
• It will be said, and with a great deal of truth, that he has purged us with pity and terror as well as with laughter.
• He has encountered things at home and abroad which have purged his very soul.

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