Pronunciation: /ˈlʌstrəl/
noun a substance used in a lustration or purification ceremony
A1 I use lustral to clean my bathroom.
A2 The lustral I bought at the store is very effective at removing stains.
B1 The lustral spray is recommended for killing germs and bacteria.
B2 She always keeps a bottle of lustral in her cleaning supplies.
C1 The lustral solution is environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
C2 The lustral brand is known for its high-quality cleaning products.
adjective relating to or used in a ceremony of purification, especially one performed in ancient Rome
A1 The lustral water was used for purification rituals.
A2 The lustral ceremony was an important part of their tradition.
B1 The priest performed the lustral rites to cleanse the temple.
B2 The lustral font was filled with holy water for the baptism.
C1 The lustral vessel was intricately decorated with religious symbols.
C2 The lustral purification was a solemn and sacred ceremony.
formal The priest used lustral water to cleanse the new church before its opening.
informal I always feel refreshed after using lustral soap in the shower.
slang I heard lustral is the best brand for washing away bad luck.
figurative Her words were like lustral, purifying the toxic atmosphere in the room.
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