bezoardic (Meaning)

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bezoardic (a.)

Pertaining to, or compounded with, bezoar.

Webster

A medicine containing bezoar.

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The bezoardic substance, believed to possess medicinal properties, was a highly sought-after remedy in ancient medicine.
The bezoar stone, a rare and precious gem, is said to have protective qualities and to ward off evil.
The bezoardic mineral, found in volcanic deposits, is valued for its ability to purify water and enhance digestion.
The bezoardic plant, with its distinctive reddish-brown roots, is renowned for its therapeutic properties in treating a wide range of ailments.
The bezoardic compound, synthesized in the laboratory, exhibits promising potential as an antibiotic and antiviral agent.
The bezoardic diet, consisting primarily of dried bezoar stones, was once popular among the wealthy as a means of maintaining health and longevity.
The bezoardic amulet, crafted from polished bezoar stones, is believed to bring good luck and protect against harm.
The bezoardic potion, prepared by mixing bezoar powder with other ingredients, was used in the past to treat various diseases.
The bezoardic crystal, known for its hexagonal shape and brilliant luster, is prized for its ornamental and metaphysical qualities.
The bezoardic spirit, distilled from the essences of bezoar stones, was once believed to have magical properties for exorcism and healing.

Pertaining to, or compounded with, bezoar., A medicine containing bezoar.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bezoardic substance, believed to possess medicinal properties, was a highly sought-after remedy in ancient medicine.

The bezoar stone, a rare and precious gem, is said to have protective qualities and to ward off evil.

The bezoardic mineral, found in volcanic deposits, is valued for its ability to purify water and enhance digestion.

The bezoardic plant, with its distinctive reddish-brown roots, is renowned for its therapeutic properties in treating a wide range of ailments.