Expiatory
Expiatory adjective - Having power to atone for or offered by way of expiation or propitiation.
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Synonyms for Expiatory
Lustral and expiatory are semantically related in clean topic. In some cases you can use "Lustral" instead an adjective "Expiatory", when it comes to topics like purgative.
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Related pairs
- physic and expiatory
- physic and lustral
- laxative and expiatory
- laxative and lustral
- purgative and expiatory
- purgative and lustral
- conciliatory and expiatory
- conciliatory and lustral
- purging and expiatory
- purging and lustral
- aperient and expiatory
- aperient and lustral
- conciliative and expiatory
- conciliative and lustral
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