Purified

Pronunciation: /ˈpjʊrəˌfaɪd/

Definitions of purified

verb to remove impurities or contaminants from something, making it clean or pure

Example Sentences

A1 I purified the water by boiling it.

A2 She purified her mind through meditation.

B1 The company purified their products to meet safety standards.

B2 The scientist purified the sample before conducting the experiment.

C1 The purification process removed all impurities from the substance.

C2 The water was purified using advanced filtration techniques.

Examples of purified in a Sentence

formal The water was purified using advanced filtration techniques.

informal I always make sure to drink purified water for better health.

slang I'm loving this purified H2O, it's so refreshing!

figurative Her mind was purified of negative thoughts after the meditation session.

Grammatical Forms of purified

• past tense: purified
• plural: purified
• comparative: more purified
• superlative: most purified
• present tense: purify
• future tense: will purify
• perfect tense: have purified
• continuous tense: is purifying
• singular: purified
• positive degree: purified
• infinitive: to purify
• gerund: purifying
• participle: purifying

Origin and Evolution of purified

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'purified' originated from the Latin word 'purificare', which is derived from 'purus' meaning 'clean' and 'facere' meaning 'to make'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'purified' has retained its original meaning of making something clean or pure, but has also been extended to various contexts such as purification of substances, purification of the soul, and purification of information.