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Meaning of calces
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calces (n. pl.)
See Calx.
Webster
calces (pl.)
of Calx
calces Sentence Examples
- The alchemist separated the calces from the ore to extract the pure metal.
- In ancient metallurgy, artisans often discarded calces as waste byproducts of smelting processes.
- The chemist analyzed the composition of various metallic calces to determine their properties.
- The archaeologist discovered traces of metallic calces in the ruins of an ancient forge.
- Historically, calces were crucial indicators of early attempts at metalworking.
- The presence of copper calces suggested that the site was once a bustling center for bronze production.
- Through careful experimentation, scientists learned to reduce calces back into their metallic form.
- The miner sifted through the rubble, searching for valuable calces among the discarded materials.
- Ancient civilizations often prized colorful calces for their ornamental and ritualistic significance.
- The study of calces provides valuable insights into the technological advancements of past societies.
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See Calx., of Calx
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The alchemist separated the calces from the ore to extract the pure metal.
In ancient metallurgy, artisans often discarded calces as waste byproducts of smelting processes.
The chemist analyzed the composition of various metallic calces to determine their properties.
The archaeologist discovered traces of metallic calces in the ruins of an ancient forge.
