elixirists
elixirists is the plural of elixirist.
Meaning of elixirist
Noun
elixirist (plural elixirists)
- Someone who makes or advocates using elixirs for the curing of ills.
- There was the school of simplicity, socialism, and universal love, the head of which was a Quixotic Diogenes called Mêh-tsz or Meccius (fifth century b.c.); the school of denominationalists, or pedantic adherents to the letter of absolutely defined principles; the legists, or partisans of a system...1905, Edward Harper Parker, “Confucianism”, in China and Religion, New York, N.Y.: E[dward] P[ayson] Dutton and Company, pages 67–68
Questions about elixirists
- What is elixirists the plural of?
- Elixirists is the plural of elixirist.
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