tartarine (Meaning)
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tartarine (n.)
Potassium carbonate, obtained by the incineration of tartar.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tartarine
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tartarine Sentence Examples
- The tartarine sauce perfectly complemented the crispy fish, adding a zesty tang.
- In Medieval Europe, the tartarine tribe was known for its formidable warfare skills.
- The crimson tartarine cherry is renowned for its sour and slightly bitter flavor.
- The pungent aroma of tartarine flowers wafted through the garden, enticing hummingbirds.
- Tartarine paste is a versatile condiment, ideal for adding a sharp kick to sandwiches and salads.
- The tartarine crucible, used in metallurgy, could withstand extreme temperatures.
- Tartarine alum is employed in the tanning and dyeing industries to create vibrant colors.
- The tartarine diet, emphasizing sour foods, was once believed to have medicinal benefits.
- Tartarine crystals are used in crystallography to study the atomic structure of minerals.
- The tartarine leopard, native to Central Asia, is an elusive and solitary predator.
FAQs About the word tartarine
Potassium carbonate, obtained by the incineration of tartar.
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No antonyms found.
The tartarine sauce perfectly complemented the crispy fish, adding a zesty tang.
In Medieval Europe, the tartarine tribe was known for its formidable warfare skills.
The crimson tartarine cherry is renowned for its sour and slightly bitter flavor.
The pungent aroma of tartarine flowers wafted through the garden, enticing hummingbirds.
