Having been washed or cleansed, especially as a ritual or religious purification.
Past participle of ablute, from Latin ablutus. The adjective form indicates that the washing or cleansing process has been completed.
An abluted person in historical or religious contexts isn't just clean—they're ritually prepared, spiritually purified—which shows how in many cultures, physical cleanliness and spiritual readiness were (and are) considered the same thing!
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