to turn against somebody

to cause to weaken or loosen the joints of body, scare, frighten

Perform your ablution, according to religious custom washing face, hand and feet to offering prayer

perform fresh ablutions

to turn against somebody

put paid to someone's powers, discourage

to make separate and disassemble parts (of a living body or inanimate), disintegrate, dishevel

do something necessitating renewal of ablutions

ablution

loose

to injure one's confidence

the purity or efficacy of one's devotions to be destroyed

wear out

for one's confidence to be injured

abluted, cleansed, purified

to be troubled or nervous, (of intention) to be weak

(a famous line from Urdu poetry) (he/she) is very pious and chaste

make the bones and frame of body become loose, make someone tired, cause severe fatigue

the purity or efficacy of one's devotions to be destroyed

the purity or efficacy of one's devotions to be destroyed

water used in ablutions to purify oneself before prayer

be discouraged, lose heart

water for ablution

breaking one's ablutions

without ablution