cleanse

verb
UK /klɛnz/
US /klɛnz/

To make something very clean.

She used soap and water to cleanse the cut on her knee.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To remove bad things or impurities from something.

The new law aims to cleanse the city of corruption.

3. To make your skin or body clean, especially as part of a beauty routine.

She cleanses her face every night before bed.

4. To free someone from guilt or blame.

He confessed to cleanse his conscience.

5. A process of making something pure or clean.

The spa offers a juice cleanse to help your body reset.