alexipharmical (Meaning)

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alexipharmical (a.)

Expelling or counteracting poison; antidotal.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The ancient alchemist claimed that his secret formula was truly alexipharmical, capable of neutralizing any poison.
The mystical potion brewed by the wizard was said to have alexipharmical properties, protecting those who consumed it from harm.
The wise healer prepared an alexipharmical infusion using rare herbs, believed to cleanse the body of impurities.
The ancient manuscripts described a sacred ritual that was believed to possess alexipharmical qualities, providing spiritual purification.
The alchemical laboratory was filled with mysterious substances, each purported to have alexipharmical effects on the human body.
In times of crisis, the community turned to the local herbalist for his renowned alexipharmical remedies.
The folklore spoke of a legendary flower with alexipharmical powers, able to cure any ailment with its essence.
The ancient temple had a sacred pool where people believed the water held alexipharmical properties, bringing blessings to those who bathed in it.
The nomadic tribe passed down the knowledge of an alexipharmical root, which they used to detoxify their bodies during spiritual ceremonies.
The wise sage imparted his wisdom about the alexipharmical benefits of meditation, claiming it purifies the mind and soul.

Expelling or counteracting poison; antidotal.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient alchemist claimed that his secret formula was truly alexipharmical, capable of neutralizing any poison.

The mystical potion brewed by the wizard was said to have alexipharmical properties, protecting those who consumed it from harm.

The wise healer prepared an alexipharmical infusion using rare herbs, believed to cleanse the body of impurities.

The ancient manuscripts described a sacred ritual that was believed to possess alexipharmical qualities, providing spiritual purification.