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lustration [lʌ'streɪʃ(ə)n] nstresses
gen. принесение очистительной жертвы; очищение (в Древнем Риме); принесение очистительных жертв (у римлян)
econ. люстрация (dimock)
humor. омовение
polit. очистка (властей Artjaazz)
relig. люстрация (Any of various processes in ancient Greece and Rome whereby individuals or communities rid themselves of ceremonial impurity)
lustrations n
gen. люстрации (1. a. • a purificatory ceremony performed as a preliminary to entering a holy place, as a means of removing bloodguiltiness, on the occasion of a birth, marriage, or death, or as a means of ceremonially cleansing a house, a city, army, or a whole people on some special occasion lustration with water is a prominent feature in Babylonian cult – W.L.Wardle b. • an act or instance of cleansing especially by moral or spiritual purification the lustration of penitents – Lawrence Durrell the Deluge as a type of the world's lustration – F.W.Farrar c. • an act of washing • ablution had not lost the … habit of personal lustration – D.W.Bone 2. archaic • a tour of inspection • survey have made a last lustration of all my walks and haunts, and taken a long farewell – Francis Jeffrey. WTNI Alexander Demidov)
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