Purgery

Purgery can refer to the act of committing perjury or of practising herbal purgation.

Definition:

1. The offense of willfully lying while giving sworn evidence in a court of law.
2. The process of using herbal remedies to induce purgation or cleansing of the body.

Examples:

• The witness was found guilty of perjury after it was proven that he had lied under oath.
• Herbalists use various plants for purgery to help with digestive disorders.

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