adamantine in Italian
adamantine in Italian is adamantino — adamantine means another word for adamant.
adamantine in Italian
adamantino
Made of adamant, or having the qualities of adamant; incapable of being broken, dissolved, or penetrated.
What does "adamantine" mean?
- adj Another word for adamant.
- adj Made from adamant, an imagined substance so hard that almost nothing can pierce it.
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adj So hard and solid that it cannot be broken, dissolved or pierced.
"adamantine bonds adamantine chains"
- adj Very hard to overcome or change; firm and unyielding.
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- adamantine bonds adamantine chains
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What is "adamantine" in Italian?
"adamantine" in Italian is adamantino. adamantine means: Another word for adamant.
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