alembroth Antonyms

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Meaning of alembroth

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The salt of wisdom of the alchemists, a double salt composed of the chlorides of ammonium and mercury. It was formerly used as a stimulant.

The ancient alchemist carefully distilled the potion through an intricate alembroth apparatus.
The alchemical manuscript described the preparation of a mystical elixir using alembroth as a key ingredient.
In the wizard's laboratory, the shelves were filled with dusty flasks containing alembroth solutions.
The alchemist's apprentice diligently studied the properties of alembroth in hopes of mastering the art of transmutation.
Within the secret chamber, a hidden compartment held a vial of precious alembroth, guarded for centuries.
The alchemical society gathered to discuss the esoteric properties of alembroth in their quest for enlightenment.
Legend has it that the elixir of immortality requires a rare combination of celestial herbs and alembroth essence.
The old manuscript contained cryptic instructions on how to extract alembroth from mystical plants found only in distant lands.
The alchemical experiment went awry when the proportions of alembroth were not precisely measured.
The ancient alchemist's grimoire revealed the secret recipe for a powerful potion, calling for a pinch of alembroth to be added at the lunar zenith.

The salt of wisdom of the alchemists, a double salt composed of the chlorides of ammonium and mercury. It was formerly used as a stimulant.

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No antonyms found.

The ancient alchemist carefully distilled the potion through an intricate alembroth apparatus.

The alchemical manuscript described the preparation of a mystical elixir using alembroth as a key ingredient.

In the wizard's laboratory, the shelves were filled with dusty flasks containing alembroth solutions.

The alchemist's apprentice diligently studied the properties of alembroth in hopes of mastering the art of transmutation.