antilithic (Meaning)

Webster

antilithic (a.)

Tending to prevent the formation of urinary calculi, or to destroy them when formed.

Webster

An antilithic medicine.

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The ancient tribe revered an antilithic artifact believed to ward off evil spirits.
Archaeologists unearthed an antilithic structure, challenging traditional theories about prehistoric architecture.
In mythology, there exists a powerful, antilithic talisman that is said to negate the effects of curses.
The mysterious monolith discovered in the desert was thought to possess antilithic properties, influencing the surrounding landscape.
Scholars debated the authenticity of the antilithic manuscript, which contained enigmatic symbols and ancient wisdom.
A secret society guarded an antilithic gateway, said to lead to a realm untouched by time.
The ancient alchemist sought the elusive antilithic substance that could counteract the petrifying effects of certain magical spells.
Legends spoke of an antilithic elixir capable of reversing the transformation caused by a mythical stone.
The peculiar stone circle was theorized to be an antilithic anomaly, disrupting the usual energy patterns of the area.
The protagonist embarked on a quest to find the legendary antilithic relic, hoping to break the curse that plagued their family for generations.

Tending to prevent the formation of urinary calculi, or to destroy them when formed., An antilithic medicine.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient tribe revered an antilithic artifact believed to ward off evil spirits.

Archaeologists unearthed an antilithic structure, challenging traditional theories about prehistoric architecture.

In mythology, there exists a powerful, antilithic talisman that is said to negate the effects of curses.

The mysterious monolith discovered in the desert was thought to possess antilithic properties, influencing the surrounding landscape.