epurate
transitive verb
ep·u·rate
ˈepyəˌrāt
-ed/-ing/-s
: purify
Word History
Etymology
French épurer to purify (from Old French epurer, from e- + pur pure) + English -ate
- on the decrease
- on the defensive
- on the diagonal
- on the dl
- on the docket
- on the dole
- on the dot
- on the dotted line
- on the double
- on the down-low
- on the downside
- on the downswing
- on the drawing board
- on the edge
- on the edge of
- on the edge of a precipice
- premedics
- premedieval
- premeditate
- premeditated
- premeditatedly
- premeditatedness
- premeditately
- premeditates
- premeditating