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And cathartic.† (source)
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I hope for some sort of cathartic release, but there isn't one.† (source)
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It was very cathartic for a lot of people, myself included.† (source)
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I like it out here, it's cathartic, cleansing, like an ice bath.† (source)
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After years of watching women quietly accept abuse, it is cathartic to see someone like Usha lead a countercharge—even if we're uncomfortable with the bloody denouement and cannot condone murder.† (source)
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The "cathartic" was drastic, as Loyalist Peter Oliver observed.† (source)
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The idea of suicide worked on me like a purgative or a cathartic.† (source)
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Zendagi migzara, Afghans like to say: Life goes on, unmindful of beginning, end, kamyab, nah-kam, crisis or catharsis, moving forward like a slow, dusty caravan of kochis.† (source)
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Writing about my violent gang life, the drug addictions, the rages and fears proved to he risky and extremely difficult, but deeply cathartic.† (source)
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It was an incredible outpouring, and what a catharsis it was for me.† (source)
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While initially, I'd been surprised, then worried when he hadn't shown up, the entire experience had been so overwhelming-although cathartic— that I'd kind of forgotten about it once I got up on the stand.† (source)
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Partly catharsis, partly communication, it was a way of grabbing people by the shirt and explaining exactly what had happened to me, how I'd allowed myself to get dragged into a wrong war, all the mistakes I'd made, all the terrible things I had seen and done.† (source)
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Cathartic.† (source)
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The catharsis ended the moment Alex handed the cashier her credit card and heard Logan Rourke's voice in her mind.† (source)
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The experience, she said, was cathartic.† (source)
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Moreover, I agree that readers are often poorly served when an author writes as an act of catharsis, as I have done here.† (source)
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