paracelsist (Meaning)
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paracelsist (n.)
A Paracelsian.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paracelsist
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paracelsist Sentence Examples
- Paracelsist philosophy emphasized the importance of alchemy and the study of nature.
- Paracelsus, a renowned Paracelsist, challenged traditional medical beliefs and advocated for a more holistic approach.
- The Paracelsist tradition placed great value on the use of chemical preparations and herbal remedies.
- Paracelsist healers believed in the power of the mind over the body, a concept known as vitalism.
- Paracelsist writings often contained symbolic language and mystical elements.
- The Paracelsist movement influenced both medicine and alchemy in the early modern era.
- Paracelsist doctors were often targets of persecution from the established medical authorities.
- Paracelsist ideas continued to be influential in the development of modern pharmaceuticals.
- The Paracelsist approach to medicine emphasized individualized treatments tailored to specific patients.
- Paracelsist thought contributed to the rise of scientific inquiry and the rejection of superstition in medicine.
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A Paracelsian.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Paracelsist philosophy emphasized the importance of alchemy and the study of nature.
Paracelsus, a renowned Paracelsist, challenged traditional medical beliefs and advocated for a more holistic approach.
The Paracelsist tradition placed great value on the use of chemical preparations and herbal remedies.
Paracelsist healers believed in the power of the mind over the body, a concept known as vitalism.
