alchemical

/ælˈkɛmɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to the medieval science of alchemy, which aimed to turn base metals into gold and find a universal cure for disease.
    • She studied alchemical symbols in her history of science class.
    • The old manuscript described alchemical processes for turning lead into gold.
    • The museum displayed alchemical tools like crucibles and alembics.
  2. Having a mysterious or magical power to transform or change something.
    • Their friendship had an alchemical quality, making both of them better people.
    • The artist's alchemical touch transformed scrap metal into beautiful sculptures.
    • The chef had an alchemical ability to turn simple ingredients into gourmet meals.
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