What is another word for alchemic?

Pronunciation: [alkˈɛmɪk] (IPA)

The word "alchemic" refers to the process of transformation, often associated with the ancient practice of alchemy. Synonyms for the word "alchemic" could include transformative, transmutative, metamorphic, or transfigurative. These words all suggest a change or shift in form or nature, much like the process of transforming base metals into gold in alchemy. Other synonyms could include mystical, magical, or occult, as alchemy is often associated with these concepts. Regardless of the specific synonym used, all suggest a process of transformation or metamorphosis, both physical and metaphysical.

Usage examples for Alchemic

Their symboled fire showed One Whose spirit on the altar of the world Burns ceaselessly,-where, if all vice be hurled, It shall be purged with fire that shall atone,- Christ's love the flame, man's sin th' alchemic stone.
"Pan and Aeolus: Poems"
Charles Hamilton Musgrove
On first coming to herself she did not remember them, but, content to find me by her side-for there is something so alchemic in a mother's love that I doubt not my presence changed her garret to a palace-she spent herself in feeble caresses and broken words.
"Historical Romances: Under the Red Robe, Count Hannibal, A Gentleman of France"
Stanley J. Weyman
All the morning his alchemic forces had been quietly transmuting gray mists of midnight, vapors from damp humus, moisture from lush leaves and I know not what other pure though common elements into the precious glow that began to haze the west soon after noon.
"Old Plymouth Trails"
Winthrop Packard

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