Pronunciation: /əbˈstɜrdʒ/
noun a cleansing agent or substance
A1 I used a gentle absterge to clean the baby's face.
A2 The absterge removed the stubborn stains from the carpet.
B1 The absterge is recommended for sensitive skin due to its mild formula.
B2 The absterge effectively cleansed the wounds and prevented infection.
C1 The absterge is known for its powerful cleaning properties and ability to remove tough stains.
C2 The absterge is a popular choice among professional cleaners for its superior cleaning capabilities.
verb to cleanse or purify
A1 I absterge my hands before eating.
A2 She absterges the kitchen counter every night.
B1 The maid absterge the windows to make them shine.
B2 He absterges his car regularly to keep it clean.
C1 The professional cleaner absterge the entire house with precision.
C2 The laboratory technician absterge the equipment meticulously after each use.
formal The cleaning solution was specifically designed to absterge stubborn stains from the fabric.
informal I need to absterge this mess before my parents get home.
slang I'll absterge the kitchen before we start cooking dinner.
figurative It's important to absterge negative thoughts from your mind to maintain a positive outlook.
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