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Meaning of magistery
magistery (n.)
Mastery; powerful medical influence; renowned efficacy; a sovereign remedy.
A magisterial injunction.
A precipitate; a fine substance deposited by precipitation; -- applied in old chemistry to certain white precipitates from metallic solutions; as, magistery of bismuth.
magistery Sentence Examples
- The alchemist sought the coveted magistery that would transform lead into gold.
- The ancient texts spoke of a secret magistery possessed only by the most skilled alchemists.
- The king's court astrologer claimed to have attained the magistery through years of arduous study.
- The alchemist's apprentice yearned to unlock the mysteries of the magistery.
- The legend of the magistery was passed down through generations, tantalizing alchemists with its promise of boundless wealth.
- The scholars debated the existence of the magistery, some believing it was a mere myth.
- The philosopher's stone was said to be the key to the magistery, allowing the alchemist to transmute elements at will.
- The quest for the magistery often led alchemists down dangerous and fruitless paths.
- The few who claimed to have achieved the magistery were met with skepticism and disbelief.
- Despite its elusive nature, the magistery remained the ultimate goal for countless alchemists throughout history.
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Mastery; powerful medical influence; renowned efficacy; a sovereign remedy., A magisterial injunction., A precipitate; a fine substance deposited by precipitati
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The alchemist sought the coveted magistery that would transform lead into gold.
The ancient texts spoke of a secret magistery possessed only by the most skilled alchemists.
The king's court astrologer claimed to have attained the magistery through years of arduous study.
The alchemist's apprentice yearned to unlock the mysteries of the magistery.
