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alchemical

[ UK /ælkˈɛmɪkə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. related to or concerned with alchemy

How To Use alchemical In A Sentence

  • Florence, with it alchemically transforming art and catalysing capitalism. Times, Sunday Times
  • You know 1/6 of his writingsNewton wrote a tremendous amountwas caught up in alchemical knowledge in one way or the other and he believed that there were secrets to be uncovered, that the ancients had this great knowledge. A Conversation with Rebecca Stott about The Coral Thief
  • In the room that he called the "alchemical," Ian, disengaging himself, turned and put both hands on Alexander's shoulders. Foes
  • The goat's horn thus stands as a representation of the elemental energies of the earth, the prime matter from which the alchemical process begins its quest for the transformation of gold.
  • Alchemists, along with surgeons, soldiers, butchers and blacksmiths, were regarded as ‘children of Mars’, the association presumably coming about through the importance of heat in powering the alchemical athanor or furnace.
  • The alchemical perspective lends its adherents the incredible power of self-definition.
  • Carim Clasmann's musical youth was spent in German recording studios learning the alchemical business of faders, compressors and microphones.
  • These abominations should never have been born -- born, synthesized, stitched together, alchemically confected, necromantically conjured, however they'd come into the world. Interview: James Morrow on 'Shambling Towards Hiroshima'
  • Perhaps it was fashioned of wood or a metal that had been through an alchemical process all its own.
  • This is drawing with an alchemical dimension. Times, Sunday Times
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