repurify

He would have to repurify them again after the stranger left, and if that were not soon, he might miss the spawning season altogether.

In the solidification method of disposal, the plutonium would be mixed back in with these wastes, making it very difficult to repurify.

Under the other plan, the plutonium would be mixed back in with the wastes created when it was made, making it difficult to repurify for military use.

Agreed, but before we repurify the sports industry, can we do something about the state lottery fanatics holding up the line every morning at my neighborhood newsstand?

You know that my serum-case embodies a small atomic motor which furnishes power to the generator of my traction-beams and the pumps which repurify the serum.

Most cultures have deep at their core a flood myth in which the great bulk of humanity is destroyed and a few are left to repopulate and repurify the human race.

But Serrano claims that the Golden Age can be reattained if the Hyperboreans' descendants, the Aryans, consciously repurify their blood to restore the divine blood-memory: