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chalybeate
[ kuh-lib-ee-it, -eyt ]
adjective
- containing or impregnated with salts of iron, as a mineral spring or medicine.
noun
- a chalybeate water, medicine, or the like.
chalybeate
/ kəˈlɪbɪɪt /
adjective
- containing or impregnated with iron salts
noun
- any drug containing or tasting of iron
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chalybeate1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chalybeate1
C17: from New Latin chalybēātus, ultimately from khalups iron
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Example Sentences
Both are used as chalybeate tonics, either in the form of pills or dissolved in hot water.
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The antidote was excellent; cooling, fortifying; 'quite a chalybeate,' her aunt would say, and she was thankful.
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Quickly she hurried away and found the miller seated on his favourite rustic bench near the chalybeate spring.
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It was, however, observed, that chalybeate-springs were numerous close to the water's edge.
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It is a tonic or chalybeate, and, as this goes to press, is being retubed.
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