1. the act of removing unwanted elements or people
2. the act of causing oneself to vomit
Usage: medical context

1. removing unwanted or harmful elements from something
Usage: present participle of purge
2. causing oneself to vomit, especially after eating
Usage: medical context

Examples

• The company is purging old files from its database.
• She spent the weekend purging her closet of unwanted clothes.
• The dictator began purging political opponents from the government.
• The purging of corrupt officials restored public trust.
• Regular purging of computer files keeps the system running smoothly.
• The historical purging of dissidents was well documented.
• He was purging after every meal, which concerned his family.