purge
/ˈpɜrdʒ/; /ˈpɝrdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
the act of removing or getting rid of something unwanted or unnecessary
“The new policy aims to reduce waste and initiate a purge of outdated materials.”
2. verb
to remove or get rid of something unwanted or unnecessary
“The company will purge its inventory of slow-moving products to make room for new arrivals.”
3. verb
to force someone to leave a place or organization, often due to a serious fault or crime
“The corrupt politician was purged from the party after the scandal broke.”
4. verb
to free oneself or something from a disturbing or unpleasant influence
“She tried to purge her mind of the disturbing image she saw on the news.”