Crossword clues for cleansed
The Collaborative International Dictionary
cleansed \cleansed\ (kl[e^]nzd), adj. having been made clean. Opposite of dirty. clean
Syn: cleaned, scrubbed.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: cleanse)
WordNet
adj. made clean [syn: cleaned]
Wikipedia
Cleansed is the third play by the English playwright Sarah Kane. It was first performed in 1998 at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs in London. The play is set in a university which has been converted into some form of bizarre institution under the rule of the sadistic Tinker. When the play premiered at the Royal Court in April 1998, Kane played the part of Grace for the last three performances because of an injury that the original actress suffered.
It is sometimes claimed that Tinker was named after the theatre critic for British newspaper The Daily Mail, Jack Tinker, whose review of Kane's first play Blasted was headlined "this disgusting feast of filth", but there does not appear to be any evidence of Kane confirming this.
Usage examples of "cleansed".
Alvec will be taking all of you on to a quarantine facility where, hopefully, you'll be cleansed of any trace of this disease.
Now that the Main Continent on Xh-33 has been cleansed, I believe they are going forward with the plan.
The main hangar had been cleansed of its usual grease and oil and was redolent with aromas activating everyone's salivary glands.
She cleansed, stitched, anointed, and listened as gradually the two separate incidents were reported in detail.
Then she remembered she didn't need to wear the lenses anymore so she took hers out, cleansed them once more before putting them back in the little container.
Rene had been promised the use of ceramic-lined metal fuel tanks which, once thoroughly cleansed, would provide him with wine vats of superior quality.
Far underground the water went through a filtering system and returned, cleansed, to the reservoirs, to be pumped up again.
An oiled packet, no larger than the palm of a hand, had a cloth soaked in numbweed which both cleansed and eased the scratches one can acquire from time to time.
The priests who had ritually and magically cleansed the murder sites noticed nothing irregular, and Dema found no traces of magic.
The place can’t be cleansed until the remains are gone, and we can’t open our doors until the cleansing is done.
Then, with great care, he cleansed his blade on the frock coat, and replaced it in its scabbard.
His compatriot went over to him and helped him up, cleansed the sword on the kimono of the nearest traveller, an old woman, who shivered in terror but kept her head pressed to the earth.
Nurse Nightingale who ordered, cajoled, threatened, demanded, begged but somehow instituted her new ideas and cleansed that which was filthy, cast out hopelessness and useless death, yet still had time to visit the sick and the needy all hours of the night, her oil or candle lamp held high, lighting her passage from bed to bed.
With great care Hiraga cleansed his sword using a piece of silk cloth, carried for that purpose by all swordsmen to protect their blades, then sheathed it.
Angelique said breathlessly in French from her place of honor near the piano, her mind cleansed of the lurking misery by his music.