Whitewashed or not.
Whitewash
/ˈwʌɪtwɒʃ/
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verb
Past tense: whitewashed; past participle: whitewashed
1.
paint (a wall, building, or room) with whitewash.
“the brick walls have been whitewashed”
2.
deliberately attempt to conceal unpleasant or incriminating facts about (someone or something).
“most sources prefer to ignore or whitewash the most disturbing aspect of such reports”
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Cleanse
/klɛnz/
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verb
Past tense: cleansed; past participle: cleansed
make (something, especially the skin) thoroughly clean.
“This preparation will cleanse and tighten the skin”
1.
rid of something unpleasant or defiling.
“the mission to cleanse the nation of subversives”
2.
free (someone) from sin or guilt.
“Only God Himself can cleanse us”
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Forgiven
in British English
/fəˈɡɪvn/
VERB
Word forms: -gives, -giving, -gave or -given
1. to be granted pardon for (a mistake, wrongdoing, etc)
(transitive)
to be free or pardoned (someone) from a penalty
2. (transitive)
to be free from the obligation of (a debt, payment, etc)
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Me
Brit. /miː/
in plain English
NOUN
1. Cleansed (from sin)
I am cleansed by the blood of Jesus.
2. Forgiven (from the wages of sin)
I am forever forgiven.
