Object

• valve: Another one could be a sticking carbon canister purge valve.

• conscience: So why not share what truly inspires us, or touches the heart, or purges the conscience?

• evil: So you shall purge the evil from the midst of you.

• air: This is achieved by flushing the desiccant bed with a flow of purge air which may or may not be heated.

• button: A second stage scuba regulator also has a purge button which forces the intake valve to open.

Converse of object

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Modifying Another Word

• regularly: Data no longer required for the legitimate purposes of the CWU will be regularly purged.

• finally: I feel like I have finally purged myself of the repetitive thoughts that have been torturing me for the last year.

• once: On the basis of this, " the worshipers, once purged, have no more conscience of sins.

• completely: Before entering into glory man must be completely purged of sin by means of a spiritual purification of his soul.

Adjective modifier

• bloody: Saddam's first period in office witnessed a bloody purge of the Iraqi left.

• political: Nowhere was the chaos more apparent than in the country's past, which witnessed wholesale political purges and the slaughter of Buddhist monks.

Modifies a noun

• air: This is due to the cost of the purge air which the heatless dryers use in larger quantities than do heat regenerative types.

Modifying Another Word

• then: Someone with bulimia will have a very chaotic eating pattern where they binge eat and then purge ( get rid of their food ).

Noun used with modifier

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Particle object: out_obj

• leaven: So the exercise in chapter 5 is to purge out all leaven that " ye may be a new lump.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• away: Thy blood so freely spilled, can blanch my blackest stains and purge away my guilt.