What is another word for tinct?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɪŋkt], [ tˈɪŋkt], [ t_ˈɪ_ŋ_k_t]
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Synonyms for Tinct:
n.
• bepaint (noun) • color (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • tint (noun)v.
• change (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- besmear,
- tone,
- pallor,
- key,
- sprinkling,
- affect,
- allude,
- bedaub,
- face,
- varnish,
- grain,
- toned,
- deep,
- disturb,
- fresco,
- ingrain,
- coat,
- vestige,
- rival,
- match,
- distort,
- full,
- hint,
- smear,
- thought,
- Pigmented,
- whitewash,
- intimation,
- seasoning,
- bedizen,
- tempering,
- dip,
- illuminate,
- refer,
- infusion,
- glaze,
- stir,
- calcimine,
- lacquer,
- tinged,
- enamel,
- imbue,
- relate,
- reach,
- contact,
- gloss,
- colouration,
- sauce,
- painted,
- adjoin,
- stipple,
- inkling,
- daub,
- tinted,
- colored,
- taint,
- stained,
- gild,
- concern,
- trace,
- pertain,
- shellac,
- parget,
- cover,
- dab,
- shadow,
- shade,
- soupcon,
- imbued,
- dash,
- henna,
- emblazon,
- spice,
- meet,
- smack,
- partake,
- colouring,
- equal,
- begild,
- impact,
- advert,
- prime,
- suspicion,
- suggestion,
- pigment.
How to use "Tinct" in context?
Tincture is a powerful word used to describe various distilled liquids and essences that have been made from plants or minerals. The word is derived from the Latin tinctura, meaning "a distillation".
Tinctures can be made from a variety of plants and minerals, including essential oils, resins, and barks. The type of tincture and the plant or mineral from which it is made can affect the properties and effects of the tincture.
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