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Meaning of aconital
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aconital (a.)
Of the nature of aconite.
aconital Sentence Examples
- The deadly plant's aconital properties made it a potent toxin, causing swift and severe reactions in those exposed to it.
- The ancient potion contained aconital extracts, contributing to its mystical and dangerous nature.
- Researchers discovered the presence of aconital alkaloids in the rare flower, leading to further investigations into its potential uses and hazards.
- The ancient healer cautiously handled the aconital herb, recognizing its power and the need for precise dosage in medicinal preparations.
- The alchemist carefully measured the aconital substance, aware that even a slight miscalculation could result in a lethal potion.
- The forbidden garden housed a variety of aconital plants, guarded by enchantments to prevent accidental exposure.
- Legends spoke of a cursed artifact with aconital enchantments, capable of bringing doom to anyone who possessed it.
- The wise sorcerer warned against the casual use of aconital ingredients, emphasizing the importance of respect for their potent properties.
- The apothecary specialized in rare herbs and spices, showcasing a display of aconital plants in secure glass cases.
- The ancient grimoire contained detailed instructions on handling aconital substances, providing both cautionary tales and potent spell recipes.
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Of the nature of aconite.
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The deadly plant's aconital properties made it a potent toxin, causing swift and severe reactions in those exposed to it.
The ancient potion contained aconital extracts, contributing to its mystical and dangerous nature.
Researchers discovered the presence of aconital alkaloids in the rare flower, leading to further investigations into its potential uses and hazards.
The ancient healer cautiously handled the aconital herb, recognizing its power and the need for precise dosage in medicinal preparations.
