Similar words: purgative, expurgate, nugatory, derogatory, obligatory, gator, amatory, oratory. Meaning: ['pɜrgətɔrɪ /-trɪ] n. 1. a temporary condition of torment or suffering 2. (theology) in Roman Catholic theology the place where those who have died in a state of grace undergo limited torment to expiate their sins.
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31. Charge of a gold ingot to have 2 hours of purgatory is also a good time!
32. As night fell and All Souls' Day arrived, "bells were rung for the souls in purgatory," writes Rogers.
33. Catholics believe that God uses purgatory to prepare sinful souls for the joys of heaven.
34. Now that the producers have said it's not purgatory, do you have a new theory?
35. The same indulgences were made applicable to the souls in Purgatory by a rescript of January 10, 1854.
36. Marriage , with peace, is this world's paradise; with strife, this life's purgatory.
37. Teresa may have bypassed purgatory by being purified here below.
38. After the protestant Reformation British churches no longer allowed prayers for souls in purgatory, so All Hallows Eve lost most of its associations with the spirits of the dead.
39. The late billionaire Kerry Packer articulated how many Australians feel about opera when he said, "The ultimate purgatory for me would be to go to the Opera House and hear Joan Sutherland sing."
40. Just last week, Bristol exited the legal purgatory of federal oersight that followed an accounting scandal.
41. England is the paradise of women, the hell of horse, and the purgatory of servant.
42. But a funny thing happened to the Lakers on their way to purgatory.
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43. A woman dies for release souls from purgatory husband, but sent silver deal is insufficient, bonze reads aloud let the soul of a deceased person arrive Oriental classics demit.
44. Under Lin v. US, the Formosan nationality was put in terms of political purgatory of SFPT.
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