alchemists
Meaning
individuals who study or practice alchemy, historically associated with the attempt to convert base metals into gold and discover the elixir of life. (যিনি আলকেমি শেখেন বা যার কাজ আলকেমি (a person who studies or practices alchemy))
Pronunciation
আলকেমিস্টস (ālkēmisṭs)
Synonyms
sorcerers, philosophers, magicians, wizards, scientists, seekers, transformers, experimenters
Synonyms
They were seen as sorcerers in their time.
Many alchemists were also philosophers.
The alchemists thought of themselves as magicians.
The stories spoke of wizards who could transmute metals.
Modern chemists evolved from ancient alchemists.
Alchemists were seekers of truth and transformation.
Alchemists fancied themselves as transformers of matter.
Alchemists were the ultimate experimenters of their time.
Antonyms
Those who see no value in alchemy are dismissers.
Doubters often challenged the alchemists' methods.
Skeptics did not believe in the alchemical processes.
Realists saw only science, not magic.
Materialists often dismissed the ideas of alchemy.
Scientific thinkers critiqued alchemical beliefs.
Those who abandon the quest for transformation differ from alchemists.
Non-believers view alchemy as superstition.
Phrases
The alchemists sought the philosopher’s stone.
Finding the elixir of life was a common goal among alchemists.
The transmutation of metals was a central practice of alchemists.
Practical alchemy laid the groundwork for modern chemistry.
Alchemists were the bearers of ancient wisdom.