katharsis
/kæθɑːˈrɪsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
the process of releasing and purging strong emotions such as guilt, anger, or sadness, often through art or self-reflection
“The artist found katharsis in her painting, as it allowed her to confront and express her grief.”
2. noun
a feeling of relief or cleansing, especially after a difficult or stressful experience
“After a long and grueling trial, the lawyer felt a sense of katharsis when the verdict was finally delivered.”