apothecaries (Meaning)
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apothecaries (pl.)
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apothecaries Sentence Examples
- In medieval times, apothecaries played a crucial role in preparing and dispensing medicines.
- The quaint village relied on its local apothecaries for herbal remedies and potions.
- The apothecaries carefully measured and combined various ingredients to create effective healing balms.
- Many historical novels depict scenes of characters visiting apothecaries to seek remedies for ailments.
- During the Renaissance, apothecaries were considered skilled artisans with extensive knowledge of herbs and compounds.
- The bustling market street featured several apothecaries' shops, each offering unique remedies and tinctures.
- In colonial America, small communities often had their own apothecaries to serve the healthcare needs of the population.
- The apothecaries' guild established strict standards to ensure the quality and authenticity of medicinal preparations.
- The wise old apothecary was known for concocting elixirs that were rumored to have miraculous healing properties.
- Modern pharmacies trace their roots back to the traditional apothecaries who first pioneered the field of pharmaceuticals.
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of Apothecary
pharmacists,chemists, druggists,
No antonyms found.
In medieval times, apothecaries played a crucial role in preparing and dispensing medicines.
The quaint village relied on its local apothecaries for herbal remedies and potions.
The apothecaries carefully measured and combined various ingredients to create effective healing balms.
Many historical novels depict scenes of characters visiting apothecaries to seek remedies for ailments.
