electary (Meaning)
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electary (n.)
See Electuary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of electary
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electary Sentence Examples
- The ancient physician prescribed an electary of honey and herbs to alleviate his patient's cough.
- The apothecary meticulously prepared the electary, combining the precise proportions of medicinal ingredients.
- The electary was thick and syrupy, requiring a spoon to administer it.
- The bitter taste of the electary was countered by a hint of sweetness from the honey.
- The potent electary effectively reduced the patient's fever and eased their discomfort.
- The electary's purgative properties prompted the patient to seek relief in the privy.
- The apothecary cautioned that excessive consumption of the electary could result in unpleasant side effects.
- The electary was dispensed in an ornate jar, adorned with the apothecary's emblem.
- The electary was a versatile remedy, used for treating a range of ailments from indigestion to insomnia.
- The electary's reputation for efficacy spread far and wide, earning it a place in the hallowed halls of medicine.
FAQs About the word electary
See Electuary.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient physician prescribed an electary of honey and herbs to alleviate his patient's cough.
The apothecary meticulously prepared the electary, combining the precise proportions of medicinal ingredients.
The electary was thick and syrupy, requiring a spoon to administer it.
The bitter taste of the electary was countered by a hint of sweetness from the honey.
