purge in Latin
purge in Latin is luo — purge means to rid something of unwanted elements; to cleanse or clear out completely.
purge in Latin
luo
(transitive) To clean thoroughly; to rid of impurities; to cleanse.
What does "purge" mean?
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verb To rid something of unwanted elements; to cleanse or clear out completely.
"The new manager purged the outdated files from the system."
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verb To forcibly remove people, especially from a political organization.
"The dictator purged rivals from the party leadership."
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noun An act of forcibly removing people or unwanted elements.
"The purge left the committee with only loyal members."
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purge in a sentence
- The new manager purged the outdated files from the system.
- He tried to purge every trace of doubt from his mind.
- The dictator purged rivals from the party leadership.
- The purge left the committee with only loyal members.
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What is "purge" in Latin?
"purge" in Latin is luo. purge means: To rid something of unwanted elements; to cleanse or clear out completely.
How do you use "purge" in a sentence?
Example: "The new manager purged the outdated files from the system." In Latin, "purge" is luo.
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