depurator
/ˈdɛpjəˌreɪtər/
noun
- A device or substance that removes impurities or unwanted elements from something, especially from a liquid or gas.
- The water treatment plant uses a depurator to filter out chemicals and bacteria.
- A simple charcoal depurator can improve the taste of tap water at home.
- The factory installed a new air depurator to reduce smoke emissions.
- A person or thing that purifies or cleanses something.
- The enzyme acts as a natural depurator in the body, breaking down toxins.
- She saw herself as a depurator of outdated ideas in the company.
- In ancient times, priests acted as depurators of sacred spaces before ceremonies.
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