IPA: /pɜːrˈɡɔːtəriəl/
KK: /pɜrˈɡɔːtəriəl/
Relating to a place or state where souls are purified before going to heaven, often associated with suffering or cleansing of sins.
The story described a purgatorial experience that tested the character of the protagonist.
Purgatorial → It is formed from "purgare" (meaning to cleanse or purify) and the suffix "-torial" (indicating a place or condition). The word "purgatorial" refers to a state or condition of cleansing or purification, often associated with the afterlife in religious contexts.
Think of the word 'purgare' which means to cleanse, and remember that 'purgatorial' describes a state of cleansing or purification.