crucible (Meaning)
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crucible (n)
a vessel made of material that does not melt easily; used for high temperature chemical reactions
Synonyms & Antonyms of crucible
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crucible Sentence Examples
- The alchemist heated the mixture in the crucible to purify the metals.
- The crucible glowed red-hot as it held the molten metal.
- In literature, the crucible often symbolizes a place or situation of intense transformation.
- The scientist carefully observed the reaction occurring within the crucible.
- The crucible was made of heat-resistant material to withstand extreme temperatures.
- Historical events can serve as a crucible for shaping national identity.
- The playwright used the Salem witch trials as a crucible to explore themes of hysteria and morality.
- The crucible of war tested the resolve and resilience of the soldiers.
- The team faced their toughest challenge yet, a crucible of pressure and competition.
- The crucible of adversity brought out the best in the community, fostering unity and strength.
FAQs About the word crucible
a vessel made of material that does not melt easily; used for high temperature chemical reactions
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No antonyms found.
The alchemist heated the mixture in the crucible to purify the metals.
The crucible glowed red-hot as it held the molten metal.
In literature, the crucible often symbolizes a place or situation of intense transformation.
The scientist carefully observed the reaction occurring within the crucible.
