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Meaning of philosopher's wool
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philosopher's wool (n)
oxide of zinc; a white powder used as a pigment or in cosmetics or glass or inks and in zinc ointment
philosopher's wool Sentence Examples
- The alchemist carefully spun philosopher's wool into a delicate thread.
- The philosopher's wool was said to possess the ability to filter out impure thoughts.
- As the sun set, casting an ethereal glow upon the room, the philosopher's wool shimmered like a celestial tapestry.
- The ancient Greeks believed philosopher's wool could purify the mind and enhance spiritual growth.
- The elusive nature of philosopher's wool made it a coveted object among seekers of enlightenment.
- The alchemist's apprentice spent countless hours studying the properties of philosopher's wool.
- Some skeptics dismissed philosopher's wool as a mere legend, while others swore by its transformative effects.
- The philosopher's wool was said to have a calming and meditative influence upon those who handled it.
- The alchemist meticulously prepared a crucible filled with philosopher's wool for the upcoming experiment.
- As the philosopher's wool was heated, it emitted a faint but pungent odor that permeated the laboratory.
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oxide of zinc; a white powder used as a pigment or in cosmetics or glass or inks and in zinc ointment
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The alchemist carefully spun philosopher's wool into a delicate thread.
The philosopher's wool was said to possess the ability to filter out impure thoughts.
As the sun set, casting an ethereal glow upon the room, the philosopher's wool shimmered like a celestial tapestry.
The ancient Greeks believed philosopher's wool could purify the mind and enhance spiritual growth.
