purgatorial [ingl. brit. pəːɡəˈtɔːrɪəl, ingl. am. ˌpərɡəˈtɔriəl] ADJ.
- purgatorial punishment, test
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- purgatorial fig. experience, place
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The strings larded the lean earth as they plodded sclerotically along; even the big, brass-capped scream which breaks up valedictory hymns and purgatorial wanderings somehow pulled its punches.
www.theartsdesk.com In fact, through a series of narrative progressions the visitor is innocently plunged into a purgatorial route through the gallery's dimly lit spaces while watching and, unwittingly, being watched.
en.wikipedia.org This is a thoughtful song about the kind of purgatorial nature of life and indeed nightlife.
musicfeeds.com.au They seem to be working out some unfinished earthly business, or suffering some purgatorial purification until released from their earthly business.
www.deseretnews.com That would be a disastrous scenario - which would come with a hefty purgatorial price tag.
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- pure
- purebred
- puree
- purée
- pure line
- purgatorial
- purgatory
- purge
- purification
- purification plant
- purifier