alchemic Synonyms
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alchemic Meaning
Wordnet
alchemic (a)
related to or concerned with alchemy
Webster
alchemic (a.)
Alt. of Alchemical
alchemic Sentence Examples
- The ancient manuscript contained a series of alchemic symbols and instructions for creating mysterious potions.
- The alchemic process aimed to transmute base metals into gold, a goal that fascinated practitioners for centuries.
- The alchemic laboratory was filled with intricate glassware, herbs, and minerals used in the pursuit of elixirs of immortality.
- The alchemic tradition influenced not only metallurgy but also philosophical and spiritual ideas during the Middle Ages.
- The alchemic manuscript was written in a cryptic language, requiring a skilled adept to decipher its secrets.
- Alchemic experiments often involved the careful combination of elements in pursuit of unlocking hidden powers.
- The alchemic circle on the floor served as a sacred space for rituals and the practice of ancient mystical arts.
- Alchemic practitioners believed in the mystical properties of certain materials, associating them with spiritual transformation.
- The alchemic philosopher sought the Philosopher's Stone, a legendary substance believed to grant eternal life.
- Despite the advancements in modern science, the allure of alchemic mysteries continues to captivate the imaginations of many.
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related to or concerned with alchemyAlt. of Alchemical
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The ancient manuscript contained a series of alchemic symbols and instructions for creating mysterious potions.
The alchemic process aimed to transmute base metals into gold, a goal that fascinated practitioners for centuries.
The alchemic laboratory was filled with intricate glassware, herbs, and minerals used in the pursuit of elixirs of immortality.
The alchemic tradition influenced not only metallurgy but also philosophical and spiritual ideas during the Middle Ages.
