calamine (Meaning)
Wordnet
calamine (n)
a white mineral; a common ore of zinc
Webster
calamine (n.)
A mineral, the hydrous silicate of zinc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of calamine
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calamine Sentence Examples
- After getting a sunburn, she applied a soothing layer of calamine lotion to her skin.
- The pharmacist recommended using calamine to alleviate the itching caused by poison ivy.
- Calamine is often used as a topical treatment for various skin irritations, including insect bites.
- As a child, I remember my mother applying calamine to my chickenpox blisters to relieve discomfort.
- Hikers often carry calamine in their first aid kits to treat rashes encountered on the trail.
- The doctor prescribed a calamine-based cream to help alleviate the patient's eczema symptoms.
- Many people find relief from mosquito bites by applying a dab of calamine to the affected area.
- Calamine is known for its cooling properties, making it effective for soothing minor burns.
- Due to its anti-inflammatory effects, calamine is often used in skincare products for acne-prone skin.
- When my allergic reaction flared up, I reached for the calamine lotion to calm the itching and redness.
FAQs About the word calamine
a white mineral; a common ore of zincA mineral, the hydrous silicate of zinc.
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After getting a sunburn, she applied a soothing layer of calamine lotion to her skin.
The pharmacist recommended using calamine to alleviate the itching caused by poison ivy.
Calamine is often used as a topical treatment for various skin irritations, including insect bites.
As a child, I remember my mother applying calamine to my chickenpox blisters to relieve discomfort.
