Pronunciation: /ˈklɛnzɪŋ/
noun the act of making something clean or free from dirt
A1 I bought a cleansing face wash to remove dirt and oil from my skin.
A2 Using a cleansing shampoo is important to keep your hair healthy and clean.
B1 Regular cleansing of your home can help reduce allergies and improve air quality.
B2 The spa offers a variety of cleansing treatments to rejuvenate the body and mind.
C1 The political party promised a cleansing of corruption within the government if elected.
C2 The spiritual retreat focused on inner cleansing and self-discovery through meditation and reflection.
adjective having a purifying or purgative effect
A1 I use cleansing wipes to clean my face.
A2 She bought a cleansing mask for her skin.
B1 The cleansing process removes impurities from the skin.
B2 Regular cleansing of the body is important for overall health.
C1 The cleansing ritual in the spa was a luxurious experience.
C2 The deep cleansing treatment left her skin feeling rejuvenated.
formal The facial cleanser is gentle and effective for daily cleansing.
informal I love using this new cleansing scrub on my face.
slang I need to do a deep cleanse on my skin tonight.
figurative Cleansing my mind of negative thoughts has been a daily practice for me.
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