1. purified or cleansed, especially by a ritual or ceremonial action
Usage: past tense and past participle of 'lustrate'; formal or literary

Examples

• The temple was lustrated with holy water before the ceremony began.
• Ancient Romans lustrated their soldiers before battle to ensure divine favor.
• The community lustrated the sacred ground after the desecration.
• She felt lustrated and renewed after the spiritual ritual.
• The priest lustrated the altar with incense and prayers.