Cathartic in a sentence as a noun

That was probably the most cathartic period in my life.

It may be cathartic, but venting to a friend is probably much more productive.

Lessons learned!Thank you, HN, for allowing me this cathartic moment.

Relax people, the guy's article is cathartic expression.

There are four or five poems I read almost every day as a sort of cathartic ritualWonderful!

Cathartic in a sentence as an adjective

It may not be as cathartic for you, but I'd suggest toning it down to "reasonable human being" level in the future.

Facebook could just be that cathartic destination of our love-anxieties.

The two most beautiful memorial services that I’ve \n ever attended both had a lot of humor and it freed us all and made the ser-\n vices inspiring and cathartic.

Blame culture is easy, cathartic, and broken; deeply broken if you're in a situation where you can say, "this is solely their fault", then you've got an organization which assigns responsibility in excess of ability.

Cathartic definitions

noun

a purging medicine; stimulates evacuation of the bowels

See also: purgative physic aperient

adjective

emotionally purging

See also: psychotherapeutic

adjective

emotionally purging (of e.g. art)

See also: releasing

adjective

strongly laxative

See also: evacuant purgative