transmutual (Meaning)
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transmutual (a.)
Reciprocal; commutual.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transmutual
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transmutual Sentence Examples
- The transmutual exchange of ideas between scientists fostered groundbreaking discoveries.
- The transmutual bond between the siblings was unbreakable, transcending the limits of time and distance.
- The transmutual agreement facilitated the transfer of knowledge and resources between the two universities.
- The transmutual process involved a gradual conversion of one substance into another.
- The transmutual relationship between the mentor and the apprentice accelerated the latter's growth.
- The transmutual effects of the medication alleviated the patient's symptoms while also reducing potential side effects.
- The transmutual nature of the treaty promoted cooperation and mutual understanding between the nations involved.
- The transmutual connection between the two lovers extended beyond physical attraction, embracing a deep emotional and spiritual bond.
- The transmutual exchange of gases within the plant's leaves allowed for efficient photosynthesis.
- The transmutual collaboration between the artists resulted in a stunning masterpiece that showcased their combined talents.
FAQs About the word transmutual
Reciprocal; commutual.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The transmutual exchange of ideas between scientists fostered groundbreaking discoveries.
The transmutual bond between the siblings was unbreakable, transcending the limits of time and distance.
The transmutual agreement facilitated the transfer of knowledge and resources between the two universities.
The transmutual process involved a gradual conversion of one substance into another.
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