alchemise

  • 1alchemise — (Brit.) v. alter elements using alchemy; convert into gold (also alchemize) …

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  • 2alchemise — verb To change somethings properties by means of alchemy. Their dearest wish was to alchemise iron into gold …

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  • 3alchemise — alchemy ► NOUN 1) the medieval forerunner of chemistry, concerned particularly with attempts to convert common metals into gold or to find a universal elixir. 2) a mysterious or paradoxical process. DERIVATIVES alchemical adjective alchemist noun …

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  • 4alchemise — al·che·mise …

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  • 5alchemise — /ˈælkəmaɪz/ (say alkuhmuyz) verb (t) (alchemised, alchemising) to change by alchemy; transmute, as metals. Also, alchemize …

  • 6alchemise — verb alter (elements) by alchemy • Syn: ↑alchemize • Derivationally related forms: ↑alchemy (for: ↑alchemize) • Topics: ↑chemistry, ↑ …

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  • 7alchemised — alchemise (Brit.) v. alter elements using alchemy; convert into gold (also alchemize) …

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  • 8alchemises — alchemise (Brit.) v. alter elements using alchemy; convert into gold (also alchemize) …

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  • 9alchemising — alchemise (Brit.) v. alter elements using alchemy; convert into gold (also alchemize) …

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  • 10alchemize — /al keuh muyz /, v.t., alchemized, alchemizing. to change by or as by alchemy; transmute: to alchemize lead into gold. Also, esp. Brit., alchemise. [1595 1605; ALCHEM(Y) + IZE] * * * …

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