purgatorial
Adjective
Meaning
Alt. of Purgatorian
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Dante attained the purgatorial hill, Trembled at hidden virtue without flaw, Shook with a mighty power beyond his will, - Did Beatrice deny what Dante saw? All lovers live by longing, and endure: Summon a vision and declare it pure.
purgatorial fires
purgatorial rites
Combined with Trump’s light schedule — he went for almost a week without an official event — the building has taken on a purgatorial feeling, with staffers caught between a President refusing to accept loss and the reality they will be out of a job soon.
“Everything here seems to fit into some kind of purgatorial limbo,” he wrote on his blog.