mundify

[ muhn-duh-fahy ]
/ ˈmʌn dəˌfaɪ /

verb (used with object), mun·di·fied, mun·di·fy·ing.

to cleanse; deterge: to mundify a wound.
to purge or purify: to mundify a person of past sins.

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Origin of mundify

1375–1425; late Middle English < Late Latin mundificāre, equivalent to Latin mundi-, stem of mund(us) clean + -ficare -fy

OTHER WORDS FROM mundify

un·mun·di·fied, adjective

Words nearby mundify

munda, mundane, mundane astrology, mundanity, mundelein, mundify, mundugumor, mundungus, mung, mung bean, munga
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