fermacy Antonyms
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Meaning of fermacy
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fermacy (n.)
Medicine; pharmacy.
fermacy Sentence Examples
- The old fermacy was a quaint little shop with wooden shelves and glass jars filled with colorful powders and liquids.
- The town's fermacy was always bustling with customers seeking remedies for their ailments.
- The fermacy's shelves were stocked with a variety of herbs, spices, and elixirs, each with its own unique properties.
- The fermacy's owner was a knowledgeable woman who had spent years studying the healing arts.
- She carefully measured and mixed ingredients, creating personalized medicines for her customers.
- The fumes from the fermacy's brewing potions often filled the air with a heady aroma.
- The fermacy was a place of healing and comfort, where people could find relief from their suffering.
- The fermacy's reputation for quality medicines spread throughout the region, and people traveled from far and wide to seek its services.
- The fermacy was a vital part of the community, and its closure left a void that was difficult to fill.
- The fermacy's legacy lives on in the stories told by those who remember its healing touch.
FAQs About the word fermacy
Medicine; pharmacy.
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The old fermacy was a quaint little shop with wooden shelves and glass jars filled with colorful powders and liquids.
The town's fermacy was always bustling with customers seeking remedies for their ailments.
The fermacy's shelves were stocked with a variety of herbs, spices, and elixirs, each with its own unique properties.
The fermacy's owner was a knowledgeable woman who had spent years studying the healing arts.
