cleanseth

Makes pure again

Cleanseth is an archaic third-person singular form of cleanse, found in older English texts, particularly the King James Bible: The blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.

Modern English uses cleanses instead.

purification

purify

Remove unwanted substances

  • purgeEliminate unwanted elements
  • washClean using liquid
  • rinseWash without scrubbing

sanctify · absolve · expiate · redeem · baptize · anoint · consecrate · hallow · bless · lustration

hygiene

wash

Clean using liquid

disinfect · sterilize · sanitize · purge · scour · launder · soap · lather · immaculate · spotless

Opposites
purity/contamination

cleansethsoils

Earths or besmirches

dirties · contaminates · pollutes · sullies · fouls

spiritual purification

cleansethcorrupts

Causes moral decline

defiles · profanes · desecrates · damns · taints

order/disorder

cleansethmess

Disorderly, troublesome condition

messes · disorders · clutters · disarrays · dishevels

Phrases
Family

cleanse, cleanser, cleansed, cleanses, cleansers, uncleansed

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