elixir
/ɪˈlɪksər/
noun
- A magical or imaginary liquid believed to have the power to cure all ills or give eternal life.
- In the fantasy novel, the hero drank an elixir that healed all his wounds instantly.
- The ancient alchemists searched for an elixir that would grant immortality.
- Legends say the fountain of youth contained a powerful elixir.
- A liquid that is believed to have special healing or beneficial properties, often used in medicine or alternative remedies.
- The pharmacist sold a bitter elixir that was supposed to improve digestion.
- Many people believe that honey and lemon make a wonderful elixir for a sore throat.
- The herbalist prepared an elixir from rare plants to soothe the patient's cough.
- Something that is considered a perfect or wonderful solution to a problem, or that brings great happiness or improvement.
- The new policy was seen as an elixir for the company's financial troubles.
- Music has always been an elixir for my soul when I feel sad.
- For the tired workers, a long weekend was the perfect elixir for their stress.