
1: clean; pure; flawless; free from impurity; moral or ceremonial purity as a figurative extension of an object being free from defect or filth.
2: cleanness; purity; by extension: moral or ceremonial innocence, purity, cleanness; "cleanness of teeth" is a sign of lack of food in famine.
3: to be ceremonially clean, purified; to pronounce clean, cleanse, make ceremonially clean, to purify; to cleanse oneself, purify oneself; this can mean moral or ceremonial purity.
4: cleansing; purification; pronouncement of ceremonial cleansing.
5: purity; cleanness; clearness; brightness
6: clean, pure
7: innocent; free of blame; not guilty
8: to be pure, be justified, be acquitted; to keep pure; to make oneself clean, pure; usually referring to moral purity as a superior quality.
9: cleansing; implying cleansing by washing and rubbing
10: to eat, to be eaten; be consumed, be destroyed; to give to eat, feed; from the base meaning of eating food is the figurative extension of consuming and destroying something.
11: to make clean; cleanse; purify
12: to sweep; sweep clean
13: clean, pure, clear of responsibility, innocent
14: to purify, ceremonially cleanse
15: cleanness; purity
Webster's definition: free from dirt and impurities; unsoiled; morally pure; fair and sportsmanlike; neat and tidy; free from flaws; thorough
1 comment:
I am so thankful Jesus stands in our place. Oh for a pure heart that sees God, not clouded, but beautifully clean. Thank you Monica--tammyp
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