What are the antonyms for PURIFY?
- hold, dull, aggravate, depress, profane, deteriorate, cloud, dirty, corrupt, taint, blemish, foul, keep, incriminate, mar, stain, condemn, poison, pollute, soil, spoil, pervert, harm, muddy, warp, sentence, demean, charge, blame, impair, encourage, injure, adulterate.
Synonyms for PURIFY
- unclogged,
- set right,
- circumcise,
- corking,
- winnowing,
- liberate,
- aerate,
- drop the iron curtain,
- elucidate,
- come around,
- Absterge,
- driving out,
- straightened up,
- withhold,
- scissor out,
- Re-form,
- fumigate,
- sizing,
- excuse,
- filter,
- clean up,
- depurgate,
- get to the meat,
- straightened out,
- desexualize,
- vacuumed,
- name,
- religion,
- pasteurize,
- recover,
- blue-pencils,
- simplify,
- edulcorates,
- depurates,
- squeeze out,
- sieving,
- turn the corner,
- blue pencil,
- purge,
- put lid on,
- reduce,
- air conditions,
- complete,
- cut to bone,
- tidy,
- expiates,
- clear,
- sort out,
- straightens up,
- deterge,
- sieved,
- strain,
- straighten out,
- hackles,
- press out,
- freshen,
- Soaping,
- metastasize,
- contemplation,
- neutralize,
- strip,
- autoclaved,
- forgive,
- optimize,
- get to meat,
- autoclaving,
- drives out,
- Besprinkled,
- cast out,
- put the lid on,
- pick up,
- cleaned up,
- expurgate,
- cleans up,
- sifting,
- desexualizes,
- exorcise,
- launder,
- circumcision,
- blipped,
- blue-penciling,
- soak through,
- Titivating,
- straightening out,
- confession,
- bleeping,
- doctor up,
- steamed,
- clear out,
- beatify,
- rarify,
- Filtrating,
- neaten,
- suppress,
- colandered,
- Depurating,
- Voided,
- shake off,
- cut to the bone,
- shape up,
- pardon,
- sized,
- squeezing out,
- expiate,
- refuse transmission,
- remit,
- Titivated,
- shakes off,
- bleeps,
- filtrate,
- poring over,
- sweeten,
- distill,
- absolve,
- clarify,
- steam,
- Deterging,
- Depurate,
- air-condition,
- burn off,
- heal,
- made sanitary,
- tidied up,
- straighten up,
- pressing out,
- make sanitary,
- redeem,
- cleanse,
- shrive,
- coincide,
- casting out,
- Elutriating,
- clean,
- infuse,
- antiseptize,
- factor,
- wipe off map,
- Depurated,
- spay,
- re-formed,
- clear decks,
- setting right,
- shampoos,
- Overseeing,
- supervise communications,
- blessing,
- Edulcorated,
- decontaminate,
- set apart,
- perked up,
- pore over,
- Elutriate,
- Ejected,
- delve into,
- corked,
- unburdening,
- sanitize,
- Soaped,
- unclog,
- setting apart,
- integrate,
- aerify,
- wipe,
- sets apart,
- air-conditioning,
- purify,
- scrub,
- exculpate,
- brush,
- boils down,
- air,
- Hackled,
- unburdens,
- re-cover,
- celebrant,
- Filtrated,
- improve,
- order,
- boil down,
- blue-pencil,
- Besprinkling,
- soap,
- Exscind,
- oxygenate,
- vacuuming,
- metastasized,
- clean out,
- chasten,
- aerifies,
- dig into,
- rout out,
- unburden,
- censor,
- desexualized,
- Edulcorating,
- edulcorate,
- pasteurizing,
- Oozed,
- winnow,
- Shampooing,
- drive out,
- ceremony,
- unify,
- swept out,
- tidying up,
- atone,
- sweep out,
- revile,
- oversees,
- Shampooed,
- recuperate,
- bleep out,
- refine,
- ventilated,
- exonerate,
- cohere,
- autoclave,
- shake out,
- smelt,
- besprinkles,
- colandering,
- sweep,
- withholds,
- update,
- reviled,
- expunge,
- embody,
- tidy up,
- unsex,
- titivate,
- antisepticize,
- anoint,
- bleeped,
- unblock,
- ventilate,
- besprinkle,
- air out,
- make strides,
- make sterile,
- lose,
- Hackling,
- Disinfect,
- shampoo,
- pick up after,
- lustrate,
- hackle,
- air-conditioned,
- sublimate,
- make pure,
- sift,
- unclogging,
- bleep,
- homogenize,
- unburdened,
- routing out,
- Osmose,
- desexualizing,
- prevent publication,
- wash,
- sanctify,
- filtrates,
- depollute,
- pasteurized,
- baptize,
- sterilize,
- deodorize.
Usage Examples for PURIFY
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Then Christianity must come anew, in the form of truth, to purify the air, and renew the moral life of society. - "Orthodoxy: Its Truths And Errors" by James Freeman Clarke
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If a religion does not reach and master the intelligence, if it does not purify and inspire the emotions, it has failed in its object, so far as the person addressed is concerned. - "Esoteric Christianity, or The Lesser Mysteries" by Annie Besant
