説明中心

purged

[pɜrdʒd]

purged Definition

  • 1rid (someone or something) of an unwanted quality, condition, or feeling
  • 2rid (a group or organization) of members considered undesirable or disloyal

Using purged: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "purged" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The new CEO purged the company of all corrupt employees.

  • Example

    He purged himself of his guilt by confessing to the crime.

  • Example

    The government purged the opposition party members from the parliament.

  • Example

    She purged her closet of all the clothes she never wore.

purged Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for purged

Antonyms for purged

Phrases with purged

  • purge one's conscience

    to rid oneself of feelings of guilt or remorse

    Example

    He decided to confess and purge his conscience of the terrible secret he had been keeping.

  • to release or express one's emotions in order to feel better

    Example

    After the breakup, she went on a long run to purge her emotions and clear her mind.

  • purge one's system

    to cleanse one's body of toxins or impurities

    Example

    She went on a juice cleanse to purge her system of unhealthy foods and drinks.

📌

Summary: purged in Brief

The verb 'purged' [pɜrdʒd] means to get rid of something unwanted, such as a quality, condition, or feeling. It can also refer to removing members from a group or organization. Examples include 'The new CEO purged the company of all corrupt employees.' and 'She purged her closet of all the clothes she never wore.' Phrases like 'purge one's conscience' and 'purge one's emotions' denote releasing or cleansing oneself of negative feelings or toxins.