amalgam in Portuguese
amalgam in Portuguese is amálgama — amalgam means a metal mixture that has mercury in it.
amalgam in Portuguese
amálgama
What does "amalgam" mean?
- noun A metal mixture that has mercury in it.
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noun A mixture made up of several different things.
"This was the Ambergate, Nottingham & Boston & Eastern Junction Railway, an amalgam of a number of separate schemes put forward in 1845, which secured its Act on July 16, 1846."
- noun A metal that forms part of a mixture with other metals.
- noun A mercury-based metal mixture that dentists use to fill holes in teeth.
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amalgam in a sentence
- This was the Ambergate, Nottingham & Boston & Eastern Junction Railway, an amalgam of a number of separate schemes put forward in 1845, which secured its Act on July 16, 1846.
- A church where spirit, pain, and joy formed a holy amalgam and were righteously acknowledged out loud.
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What is "amalgam" in Portuguese?
"amalgam" in Portuguese is amálgama. amalgam means: A metal mixture that has mercury in it.
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