crucible in Latin
crucible in Latin is conflatorium — crucible means a heat-resistant container used to melt metals or heat chemicals at very high temperatures.
crucible in Latin
conflatorium
A heat-resistant container in which metals are melted, usually at temperatures above 500°C, commonly made of graphite with clay as a binder.
What does "crucible" mean?
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noun A heat-resistant container used to melt metals or heat chemicals at very high temperatures.
"The molten gold was poured from the crucible into the mould."
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noun A difficult, intense experience that tests or shapes a person's character.
"Basic training was a crucible that forged lifelong friendships."
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crucible in a sentence
- The molten gold was poured from the crucible into the mould.
- Basic training was a crucible that forged lifelong friendships.
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What is "crucible" in Latin?
"crucible" in Latin is conflatorium. crucible means: A heat-resistant container used to melt metals or heat chemicals at very high temperatures.
How do you use "crucible" in a sentence?
Example: "The molten gold was poured from the crucible into the mould." In Latin, "crucible" is conflatorium.
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